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Historical Beadwork Illuminated: Medieval European Beadwork Research by Jen Funk Segrest

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Posted on September 14, 2024 by Jen Segrest

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Welcome to MedievalBeads.com:
Now in it’s 25th year!

This site contains 213 examples of European beadwork from 10th through 17th centuries.

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