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bead (bēd) a small spherical structure or mass.
rachitic beads  a series of prominences at the points where the ribs join their cartilages; seen in certain cases of rickets.


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It can also be well studded with pearls, decorative beads or stones spelling the dog?
From the undisturbed Period I to Period II, where a single grave carried upto to 16 individuals, along with decorative beads and utensils and, later on, Period III, where figurines and refined ceramics were made, to Period IV that shares stark similarities with the Indus Valley Civilization, the changes that took place culturally and technologically were revealed along with the everyday life that was based on a nomadic lifestyle.
Pandora or Troll Bead charm bracelets for example, with dozens of charms and decorative beads to choose from, offer lots of different options to make up a unique, individual bracelet for a man or woman.
 
 
 
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