. Bulletin. Ethnology. Vol. 4] VENEZUELAN ARCHEOLOGYâKIDDER II 423 elongated, incised shell beads are usual, as are "tinklers" of Oliva shell. Pendants of cut shell, plain or carved as conventionalized frogs and turtles, are found separately or with necklaces. Miscellaneous carved shell objects of uncertain use have also been found in many urn burials. ⺠'«:?-^''x^«i^--i ) - - ^^:â¢â .â :^â ^â¢^:â¢V/;.:^;;;â :;?;^^;;r^:V^lVâ¢â¢vv^:^^â¢??:^^ \ â "⢠⢠': â 'â¢^^â¢â¢^Vâ¢;;vâ¢"â :/.â â¢';JAâ¢?^;o?^i;^â¢X'>:>^^ :â¢â¢â¢:â¢.â¢â â¢;â â -;â¢â¢â¢"-v:eiS<li.
. Bulletin. Ethnology. Vol. 4] VENEZUELAN ARCHEOLOGYâKIDDER II 423 elongated, incised shell beads are usual, as are "tinklers" of Oliva shell. Pendants of cut shell, plain or carved as conventionalized frogs and turtles, are found separately or with necklaces. Miscellaneous carved shell objects of uncertain use have also been found in many urn burials. ⺠'«:?-^''x^«i^--i ) - - ^^:â¢â .â :^â ^â¢^:â¢V/;.:^;;;â :;?;^^;;r^:V^lVâ¢â¢vv^:^^â¢??:^^ \ â "⢠⢠': â 'â¢^^â¢â¢^Vâ¢;;vâ¢"â :/.â â¢';JAâ¢?^;o?^i;^â¢X'>:>^^ :â¢â¢â¢:â¢.â¢â â¢;â â -;â¢â¢â¢"-v:eiS<li. Figure 74.âLake Valencia figurine, Valencia Phase. (After Osgood, 1943, fig. 13.) Comments on the sequence.âThe two major Lake Valencia cultures outlined above appear to have merged without a clean break, although this question requires further analysis. No stylistic changes within the early period (La Cabrera Phase) have been noted, although 't is highly probable that such did occur during the time period, certainly at least several centuries in length, required for the deposition of the lake de- posits from which specimens have been Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.
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