An edition of Ancestral lines (2007)

Ancestral lines

the Maisin of Papua New Guinea and the fate of the rainforest

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Ancestral lines
John Barker, John Barker
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An edition of Ancestral lines (2007)

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the Maisin of Papua New Guinea and the fate of the rainforest

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Broadview Press
Language
English
Pages
229

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Previews available in: English

Subjects

Papua new guinea, social life and customs, Papua new guinea, economic conditions, Rain forests, Lumbering, Maisin (Papua New Guinean people), Social life and customs, Economic conditions, Rain forest conservation, Logging
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Cover of: Ancestral Lines
Ancestral Lines: The Maisin of Papua New Guinea and the Fate of the Rainforest, Second Edition
2016, University of Toronto Press, University of Toronto Press, Higher Education Division
in English
Cover of: Ancestral lines
Ancestral lines: the Maisin of Papua New Guinea and the fate of the rainforest
2007, Broadview Press
in English

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Peterborough, ON

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x, 229 p. :
Number of pages
229

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OL22769755M
ISBN 13
9781551115894
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