An edition of The San Isidro site (1960)

The San Isidro site

an early man campsite in Nuevo Leon, Mexico

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Cover of: The San Isidro site by Jeremiah F. Epstein, Jeremiah F. Epstein
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An edition of The San Isidro site (1960)

The San Isidro site

an early man campsite in Nuevo Leon, Mexico

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University of Texas
Language
English
Pages
148

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Subjects

Antiquities, Paleo-Indians, Prehistoric peoples

Places

Mexico, San Isidro Site (Mexico), San Isidro (Mexico : Nuevo Leone)

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Cover of: The San Isidro site
The San Isidro site: an early man campsite in Nuevo Leon, Mexico
1969, s.n.
in English
Cover of: The San Isidro site
The San Isidro site: an early man campsite in Nuevo Leon, Mexico
1960, University of Texas
in English

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Department of Anthropology, the University of Texas, Anthropology series ; no. 7

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xii, 148 p., 3 fold. leaves :
Number of pages
148

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OL17875295M
Internet Archive
sanisidrositeear00epst
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70066738

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