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Hearst Museum object titled Mixed beads, accession number 6-10467, described as beads: a) eleven carnelian, b) eight faience, c) six Nerita shells
Hearst Museum object titled Mixed beads, accession number 6-15061, described as Beads: 1 diamond-shaped, pottery, with incised lines; 1 seed; 1 shell. [inv.: ceramic in the form of cowrie shell]
Hearst Museum object titled Mixed beads, accession number 6-14864, described as 3 disc beads, 2 galss beads, and 1 blue carved bead on original string
Hearst Museum object titled Mixed beads, accession number 6-10559, described as Beads, cylindrical and barrel, of stone and faience.
Hearst Museum object titled Mixed beads, accession number 6-15162, described as Beads: mixed discs on 8 fragments of original string. [inv.: 9 garnet beads, 3 carnelian beads, 15+ faience beads, 2 faience amulets, original string, piece count: 30+]
Hearst Museum object titled Mixed beads, accession number 6-10500, described as Beads: (A) large disk faience, 1 carnelian, 1 carnelian scarab; (B) Dull, opaque carnelian. (A) 100+ faience beads, 2 carnelian; (B) 50+ ceramic beads
Hearst Museum object titled Mixed beads, accession number 6-14875, described as String of carnelian, spherical, and barrel-shaped beads; length 65cm
Hearst Museum object titled Mixed beads, accession number 6-11595, described as Beads: 3 carnelian, 1 glass, 5 steatite, 2 faience. (per inventory: 3 carnelian, 4 ceramic, 3 bone, one crystal)
Hearst Museum object titled Mixed beads, accession number 6-11596, described as Beads, mostly disk shaped. Blue and green faience. Three carnelian beads, two black ceramic beads, two large green globular faience beads.
Hearst Museum object titled Mixed beads, accession number 6-13534, described as Beads: 11 carnelian, 19 blue glaze, 7 glass discs. [inv.: 35 ball beads (dark blue faience), 20 beads (carnelian and garnet), original object count: 37]

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