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Paper 2
Dating the Chickasaw Beads
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Glass Bead Sequence
A Beginning
Major Bead Types/Varieties
Glass Bead Chronology - Start/Finish
Glass Bead Sequence
Major Bead Fields
Glass Bead Sequence
Minor Bead Fields
Glass Bead Sequence
Major & Minor Glass Bead Fields
Glass Bead Chronology
An End, A Beginning
Glass Bead Chronology
Dating
Other Artifacts - Dating
Beads as Heirlooms
Bead Dating Conclusions
Other Factors
Appreciation
Paper 2 Figures
Paper 2 Tables
Paper 2 References
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Table 6 provides a sequence of the major and minor glass beads.
Table 6 Major/Minor Bead Sequence
| Major Bead |
Minor Bead |
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| Field |
Field |
Date |
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IB/IIIB XL
IA/IIIA XL |
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| IVA2 |
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| IIA7/IVA7 |
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IIA1/IVA1
IIA/IVA Other |
IIIA1 |
1690 |
| IIB/IVB |
IVB (IVA2) WIE (1) |
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| WIIIA |
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| WIIA |
WIIB |
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| WIA WIC |
WIB WIIC WIIIC |
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IA/IIIA
Translucent |
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| WID |
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| IA/IIIA Opaque |
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| WIE (2) |
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IF/IIIF WIB Wrap
IIIA |
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Just as with the major bead sequence, the minor beads demonstrate a drawn bead pattern followed by mandrels. The end of the sequence may be returning to drawn bead types.
Dating the sequence follows.
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