An edition of Descubrimiento de una momia del período incaico en la cumbre del cerro El Toro (6300 m. Prov. San Juan) (1964)

Descubrimiento de una momia del período incaico en la cumbre del cerro El Toro (6300 m. Prov. San Juan)

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An edition of Descubrimiento de una momia del período incaico en la cumbre del cerro El Toro (6300 m. Prov. San Juan) (1964)

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Spanish
Pages
13

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Incas, Mummies

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Descubrimiento de una momia del período incaico en la cumbre del cerro El Toro (6300 m. Prov. San Juan)
1964
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Bibliography: leaves 12-13.
Cover title.

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Mendoza
Series
Sociedad Amigos de la Arqueología. Publicación no. 7

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Library of Congress
GN700 .S55 no. 7

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Pagination
13 l., xii p. of illus., map.
Number of pages
13

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OL5226144M
LCCN
75234360

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