Pieter Hovens Books

North American Indian Studies 1. European Contributions

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North American Indian studies

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20 papers by European specialists on North American Indians. Includes papers on traditional Indian cultures with an emphasis on religion, ethnohistory and contemporary situations of Indians in Nort...

Indianen van Noord Amerika

By Pieter Hovens

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Sharing knowledge cultural heritage

By Cunera Buijs, Laura N. K. Van Broekhoven, Pieter Hovens

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The Ten Kate Collection 18821888 American Indian Material Culture

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North American Indian Art

By Bruce Bernstein, Pieter Hovens

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Indian Detours

By Pieter Hovens, Mette Van Der Hooft

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Herman F.C. ten Kate, Jr. (1858-1931) en de antropologie der Noord-Amerikaanse Indianen

By Pieter Hovens

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