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The First American: A Story of North American Archaeology (1971)

by C. W. Ceram

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The most complete and interesting one-volume source on the people of the American continents before Columbus.
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A great primer on southwestern archaeology. Fascinating stuff. ( )
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Der erste Amerikaner
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The first American
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Der Archäologe kann die Tonne finden, aber dennoch den Diogenes verfehlen. (Sir Mortimer Wheeler)
Wir wollen aus der Vergangenheit das Feuer übernehmen, nicht die Asche. (Jean Jaurés)
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970.1History and Geography › North America › North America › Indians, aborigines

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E77.M3713History of the United States › America › Indians of North America

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