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Corn and culture in the prehistoric New World [1994]
Johannessen, S.; Hastorf, C.A.;
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University of Minnesota publications in anthropology (USA)
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Language:
English
Type:
Bibliography
In AGRIS since:
1995
Issue:
5
Extent:
623 p.
Publisher:
Westview Press
ISBN:
08-133-83757
All titles:
"Corn and culture in the prehistoric New World"@eng
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"ill. bibliographical ref. (p. [545]-623). Cover title: Corn and culture in the prehistoric New World"
