An edition of Notes on Shoshonean dialects of Southern California (1900)

Notes on Shoshonean dialects of Southern California.

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A. L. Kroeber, A. L. Kroeber
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The University Press, Kraus Reprint Corp.
Language
English
Pages
269

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Subjects

Shoshonean languages, Langues shoshone

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Cover of: Notes on Shoshonean dialects of Southern California.
Notes on Shoshonean dialects of Southern California.
1964, The University Press, Kraus Reprint Corp.
in English
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Cover of: Notes on Shoshonean dialects of Southern California
Notes on Shoshonean dialects of Southern California
1909, The University Press
in English
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Cover of: Notes on Shoshonean dialects of Southern California.
Notes on Shoshonean dialects of Southern California.
1900, University of California Press
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[Berkeley, New York
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University of California publications in American archaeology and ethnology -- v. 8, no. 5.

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[235]-269p.
Number of pages
269

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OL14132177M

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