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Post Reply05/20/2018, 21:47:32
They look to me to be old Bohemian beads mid to late 1800s
This type of calcification is not uncommon in" Russian blue" found in Africa, specially in Ghana where they are often unearthed around the Cape coast area, a trading fort in the 1600s that was first Portuguese, then Dutch and finally British.
JP
This type of calcification is not uncommon in" Russian blue" found in Africa, specially in Ghana where they are often unearthed around the Cape coast area, a trading fort in the 1600s that was first Portuguese, then Dutch and finally British.
JP
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