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Debi Hacker

Author of Iconography of Death: Common Symbolism of Late 18th Through Early 20th Century Tombstones in the Southeastern United Sta

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Iconography of Death: Common Symbolism of Late 18th Through Early 20th Century Tombstones in the Southeastern United Sta (2001) 8 copies

Dos and Don'ts of Cemetery Preservation 1 copy

Remember man thou art dust: Coffin hardware of the early twentieth century (Research series) (1984) 1 copy

Iconography of Death: Common Symbolism of Late 18th Through Early 20th Century Tombstones In The Southeastern United States 1 copy

Iconography of death 1 copy

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18th century (1) 19th century (1) 20th century (2) burials (1) cemetery (2) cemetery research (1) Chicora Foundation (1) coffin hardware (1) death (1) decorative arts (1) hardware (1) motive. Death in art Symbolism in art -- United States -- Southern States (1) Preservation of cemeteries (1) Sepulchral monuments -- United States -- Themes (1) Southeastern United States (1) symbolism (1) tombstones (1)

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