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Old 22nd August 2013, 05:06 PM   #8
CharlesS
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Originally Posted by Akaalarms
Although I am not a collector of cross-cultural items such as yourself Charles, I am fascinated by them, and I hope one day you will publish your collection, so we can all enjoy and learn from your passion and research of these unique items.
Keep up the good work.

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Runjeet

Thanks Runjeet, but a book would not be likely. There's just too much based on conjecture and theory. Sometimes cross cultural pieces seem to have obvious origins or reasons for various combinations, but it would be very difficult to put together a scholarly work without solid proof. Nothing more than a picture catalog of proposed cross cultural pieces could be produced, as you have suggested.

Nevertheless, until there is proof, guessing, wondering, theorizing and using a little imagination sure is fun!!
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