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  • The Southern Plains Indians
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  • Tennessee Blues and Gospel: From Jug Band to Jubilee
    Tennessee Blues and Gospel: From Jug Band to...
  • Robert Johnson, Blues Musician
    Robert Johnson, Blues Musician
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  • Masters of the Building Arts
    Masters of the Building Arts
  • Traditional Mountain Music on the Radio
    Traditional Mountain Music on the Radio
  • Good News for the Motor City: Black Gospel Music in Detroit
    Good News for the Motor City: Black Gospel...
  • Traditional Crafts and Tourism on Cape Cod and the Islands
    Traditional Crafts and Tourism on Cape Cod...
  • Why We Do the Festival
    Why We Do the Festival
  • Songs and Stories of Struggle: Music and Verse as Ethical Discourse
    Songs and Stories of Struggle: Music and...
  • Old Regular Baptists of Southeastern Kentucky: A Community of Sacred Song
    Old Regular Baptists of Southeastern...
  • Traditional Crafts in Northern Ireland
    Traditional Crafts in Northern Ireland
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  • Folk Hymns: The Cane Ridge Legacy
    Folk Hymns: The Cane Ridge Legacy
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  • Ellis Island and American Immigration
    Ellis Island and American Immigration
  • Oklahoma Indian Crafts
    Oklahoma Indian Crafts
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    Continuity and Tradition in Foodways
  • Blues at the Festival: A Community Music with Global Impact
    Blues at the Festival: A Community Music with...
  • The Mixteco Presence in Tijuana
    The Mixteco Presence in Tijuana
  • The Enduring Craftsmanship of Wisconsin's Native Peoples: The Ojibwe Birch-bark Canoe
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