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Bell
20th century | Verena Träger
Russian merchants introduced the use of glass beads in the Arctic region in the 18th century. The blue, wound glass beads from China served as decoration on hunting equipment and everyday clothing. Larger quantities of Venetian beads were only available in the late 19th century. Chinese beads are mostly used today.

Russian merchants introduced the use of glass beads in the Arctic region in the 18th century. The blue, wound glass beads from China served as decoration on hunting equipment and everyday clothing. Larger quantities of Venetian beads were only available in the late 19th century. Chinese beads are mostly used today.
Collection:
Verena Träger DNBarrow_outward
Time:
20th century
Entry Date:
1992
Object Name
Bell
Culture
Inuit
Material/technology:
Glass beads
Copyright
Weltmuseum Wien
Collection area
North and Central America
Invs.
173552
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