Native North American Interaction Patterns Canadian Museum of Civilization Mercury Series

Native North American Interaction Patterns Canadian Museum of Civilization Mercury Series
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Native North American Interaction Patterns Canadian Museum of Civilization Mercury Series
ISBN-10
0-660-10782-1
ISBN-13
978-0-660-10782-0
Author(s)
Conference On Native North American Interaction Patterns 1982 Edmonton Alta., Michael K. Foster, Regna Darnell
Publisher
Canadian Museum Of Civilization, Canadian Museum of Civilization, Canadian Museum of Civilization, National Museums of Canada
Published
1991
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Pages
441
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EAN
9780660107820
ASIN
0660107821
Prefix
978
Group
0
Group Name
English language
Group Identifier
978-0
Registrant
660
Publication
10782
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0
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978-0-660-10782-0
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