Post-pleistocene man and his environment on the northern plains

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Published 1971 in Calgary, Students" Press, University of Calgary, 1971] .
Written in

Subjects:

• Paleoecology -- Northwest, Canadian,
• Paleo-Indians -- Northwest, Canadian

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Edition Notes

Statement	Edited by R.G. Forbis, and others.
Contributions	Forbis, Richard George, University of Calgary Archaeological Association
The Physical Object
Pagination	220 p. chart. ;
Number of Pages	220
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL17536709M

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