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JADEITE By Kim Be Howard, A.G. (C.I
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include a cabbage vase dating from
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thus brought within the means of a
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lavender, yellow, orange, burnt-sie
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in the cobalt content in the three
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However, Hobbs (1982: 13) warns tha
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Black Jadeite. There are in fact tw
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associated with large and possibly
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