An edition of The Merrimack archaeological survey (1931)

The Merrimack archaeological survey

a preliminary paper

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The Merrimack archaeological survey
Warren King Moorehead, Warren ...
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a preliminary paper

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Peabody Museum
Language
English
Pages
79

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Subjects

Antiquities, Indians of North America, Merrimac valley, History

Places

Merrimack River Valley (N.H. and Mass.)

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The Merrimack archaeological survey: a preliminary paper
1931, Peabody Museum
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Salem, Mass

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Dewey Decimal Class
913.742
Library of Congress
F42.M4 M7

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79 p.
Number of pages
79

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OL6762816M
LCCN
31023345
OCLC/WorldCat
4573767

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