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Free-Radical Chain-Growth Polymerization, their material culture like gravestones are limited. The focus of this paper is a particular type of grave, ., which bears an image of . (Ksitigarbha) and is primarily associated with children. The analysis shows that distinct styles of . indicates several aspects of immigrants’ life and their hist

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Ionic Chain-Growth Polymerization,unity, a flexible framework that addresses the challenge of integrating different evidentiary lines at different scales into meaningful narratives. Yama/Nagaya Village is presented as a case study to exemplify the process. The framework establishes a deeper narrative of the community, provides recom

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Ionic Chain-Growth Polymerization,Northwestern United States reified Nikkei immigrants as “foreign,” incapable of being full members of American society. Contests over “foreignness” are materialized on the landscape of Barneston, Washington. Community responses to anti-Japanese racism are visible through signage, while sawmill town

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Ionic Chain-Growth Polymerization,ursued a wide range of options for acquiring goods. This article uses a consumption framework and archaeological Japanese ceramics to explore the ways that village residents negotiated among purchasing options to increase communal wellbeing and express individual agency. As a case study, Japanese Gu

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