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Philippines products history of philippines jewelry One Sunday, a few months back, a group of divers consisting of Joe Kern, Frank Lopez, Reginald Gage, Jack Lind, and myself, all of Maui, decided to go over to Maalaea Bay for shells that have been found on different occasions there such as Cypraea gaskoini, chinensis, rashleighana and rare Cymatium species. Philippines products history of philippines jewelry

Philippines products history of philippines jewelry During September 1971 and 1972, my regular diving companions Dr. Tom Richert, Dr. Martin Redlich, Olive Schoenberg, Dorothy Wendt, Gordon Damon, Stu Lillico and a few others (three at a time) and I made two to six dives a week apiece. My log shows that we found and kept a substantial number of Cypraea tessellata, C. chinensis (rare in Hawaii), and C. rashleighana. Some were of exceptional size. Philippines products history of philippines jewelry

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