But here are pages 3 and 4...which brings us to 37. It's debatable though whether all of these could be called "campfire" names - some are fairly literal, like "Islamic Eye".

Degenerate spellings and "whomever puts it in print first, wins"! Another ball of wax - and again brings home the influence of the internet. Eja - the correct spelling of the word, meaning fish eye in Yoruba, is what the Yoruba high priest told me in an email years ago. But the phonetic spelling, Aja, wins in the marketplace. Try to sell them on the net as eja. No one will find them!

I'm off for the day. Whomever would like to chime in is welcome! Only 20 forumites could do 4 pages each and we'd be through this in a jiffy!

Here's all 4 of the first gallery pages....and please feel free to add to or correct...

BCN Galleries p1

pink pineapple
dutch delft
french cross
feather
wedding cake
igbo bugs
American flag
flower chevrons
Zen or number 6

BCN Galleries p2

aja
watermelon pattern millefiori
peacock pattern millefiori
"Jazz" chevrons by Art Seymour
dogbones
king
Baule face
Ambassador
Nueva Cadiz
Mali Wedding claws and triangles
moonbead
yellowjacket chevron
Jack Reese
bowties
Russian Blues
Murano Rooster millefiori
Turkish evil eye

BCN gallery p 3

Pema Roca
Warring States
Phoenician stratified eye
Islamic festooned
"Head Monkey"
ancient agate "bow"
"bull's eye" millefiori
Islamic eye

BCN gallery p 4

Kiffa
Akoso
Bodom