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tradition and modernization in a Bedouin village

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Julia & Leo Forchheimer Dept. of Jewish Ethnography, Israel Museum
Language
English
Pages
16

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1984, Julia & Leo Forchheimer Dept. of Jewish Ethnography, Israel Museum
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Jerusalem
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Edot studies in ethnography ;, 1

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MLCM 97/02279 (T)

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16 p. :
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16

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OL2645456M
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