Animals utilized by Woodland peoples occupying the Apple Creek site, Illinois View on Open Library

Animals utilized by Woodland peoples occupying the Apple Creek site, Illinois

by Paul Woodburn Parmalee

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First published: 1972 1 language
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Ethnozoology Indians of North America

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