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Women beating fern root for visitors, 1850 / C. Clarke

Full title: Women beating fern root for visitors, 1850 / C. Clarke

Author/creator: Clarke, Cuthbert, 1818-1863.

Date: 1850.

Call Numbers: SSV*/Mao/Man/1

Record Identifier: nGm4AVaY

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Formats: Pictures, Drawings

Contents: 1 drawing - 21.3 x 28.7 cm - pencil, sepia wash

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Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/nGm4AVaY

MMS ID: 110334818

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    Women beating fern root for visitors, 1850 / C. Clarke

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    Women beating fern root for visitors, 1850 / C. Clarke

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    Women beating fern root for visitors, 1850 / C. Clarke

    Author / Creator

    Clarke, Cuthbert, 1818-1863

    Date

    1850

    Call Numbers

    SSV*/Mao/Man/1

    Record Identifier

    nGm4AVaY

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    Maoris Maori customs Maori villages huts

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    nGm4AVaY

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