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Shifting Patterns of Maya Social Complexity Through Time: Preliminary Zooarchaeological Results From San Bartolo, Guatemala

doi 10.5876/9781607322863.c004
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January 1, 2014

Authors
Ashley E. SharpeWilliam A. SaturnoKitty F. Emery
Publisher

University Press of Colorado


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