New York, Lima. Power House Site. Discoidal shell beads. Flat disc shaped shell beads date from prehistoric times up to mid-Colonial times. In size, they vary from 4mm in diameter to 2cm. They were worn as necklaces and tassels. 1645-1660 4mm by 1mm to 2cm by 5mm
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New York, Lima. Power House Site. Discoidal shell beads. Flat disc shaped shell beads date from prehistoric times up to mid-Colonial times. In size, they vary from 4mm in diameter to 2cm. They were worn as necklaces and tassels. 1645-1660 4mm by 1mm to 2cm by 5mm |
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