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Anthropological Publications
Language
English
Pages
590

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Subjects
Anthropology, Family, Kinship

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Edition Notes

Reprint of: Washington : Smithsonian Institution, 1871. -- (Smithsonian contributions to knowledge ; v. 17) (Smithsonian Institution publication ; 218)

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Smithsonian contributions to knowledge -- v. 17, Publication (Smithsonian Institution) -- 218

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xii, 590 p. :
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590

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