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ARQ5100 - Arqueologia, comunidades e populações tradicionais: temáticas e perspectivas teórico-metodológicos de pesquisa (2019)
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27/09 – Analogia etnográfica (abordagem histórica-...
FEWKES, J.W. The prehistoric culture of Tusayan
FEWKES, J.W. The prehistoric culture of Tusayan
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