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  <dc:title>Drawing of picture-writing figures, by Richard Spruce</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Nine figures of picture-writing, found in the Iauarate-cachoeira, on the Rio Uaupes, [Brazil]. The figures seem to Spruce to represent various types of tree. The top two figures indicate a buttressed stem or aerial roots. The right hand figure below these is a tree with flowers or fruits on the terminal branches. The lowest middle figure is probably the very  rudest symbol of a human form; while the remainder seem to Spruce merely fanciful  geometrical patterns.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>nd [c 1853-1854]</dc:date>
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