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Old 8th March 2013, 07:50 PM   #15
Jim McDougall
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Interesting views into collectible and commercial aspects. For me, as always, I enjoy learning more on the anthropological and historical perspectives. I very much welcomed the opportunity to view this example and learn more on this remarkable culture, which gratefully continues to gail more well deserved attention and respect.
Thank you Colin for posting this!
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