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Rock Shelter by John Buxton |
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| Natural rock shelters such as caves or overhangs were used by both Native Americans and their nemesis, the European longhunters, who came in increasing numbers to harvest hides from Native lands—often at their own peril. Appalachian ridges contain numerous such formations, which have been used as shelter for centuries. | ||
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Edition size: 50 signed and numbered (s/n) canvas prints only
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