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Publisher
H. Ayuntamiento de Atenco
Language
Spanish
Pages
90

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Subjects
Antiquities, History, Tezcucan Indians
Places
Atenco (Mexico, Mexico), Mexico) Atenco (Mexico

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1987, H. Ayuntamiento de Atenco
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 88-89).

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[Atenco, México

Classifications

Library of Congress
F1219.8.T49 C78 1987

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viii, 90 p. :
Number of pages
90

ID Numbers

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OL442647M
LCCN
98154617
OCLC/WorldCat
21859406

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