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About 1,500 years ago, the hunchbacked flute-playing figure we call Kokopelli first appeared in North American rock art. Today he decorates everything from jewelry to potholders. Whether originally he was a deity, a trickster, a wandering Casanova, a fertility symbol, are just a traveling salesman carrying goods on his back, there's no doubt he got around. Lawrence W. Cheek.
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