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• 1-089 uncollated rs do not trade in brick-tea, because they do not visit anyChineseor southern Siberian ports. Once or twice they brought bric
• 1-196 uncollated ened to the horns to make the string stand off. Some of theChinesebows — as, for instance, those in the collections recently
• 1-202 uncollated nd Laufer.³ The latter style has been largely influenced byChineseart. In the case of northeastern Siberia, however, it seems
• 1-258 uncollated b) is made of tin or pewter, and is more or less similar toChinesepatterns. Indeed, brass pipes of Chinese make are found wid
• 1-283 uncollated may be seen by comparing Fig. 151, c, with specimens in theChinesecollections of this Museum. Tailoring-boards of various si