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Ambushed by a cougar
Ambushed by a cougar

By Sue L. Hamilton

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Readers learn of actual human-cougar encounters, information about cougars, survival strategies, and attack statistics.

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Eaten by a shark
Eaten by a shark

By Sue L. Hamilton

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In this volume, readers learn of actual human-wildlife encounters, creature information, survival strategies, and attack statistics.

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Stone Worlds Narrative and reflexive in landscape archaeology
Archaeology and Women
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Archaeology and Women
Archaeology and Women

By White Hamilton

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Identity And Experience
Identity And Experience

By Sue Hamilton

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Daya Coloring Book

By Sue Hamilton

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