Nah-so-mah village, viewed through its fauna

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Nah-so-mah village, viewed through its fauna

by Roberta L. Hall

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First published: 2001 1 language

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Animal remains (Archaeology) Antiquities Coquille Indians Excavations (Archaeology)

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