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Los llamados yugos son quijadas rituales? : trabajo presentado al XXXV Congreso Internacional de Americanistas, 19-25 de Agosto /

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Main Author: Castro Leal, Antonio, 1895-1981.
Format: Book
Language:Spanish
Published: México : El Colegio Nacional, 1962.
Edition:1a ed.
Subjects:
Indians of Mexico > Implements.
Implements, utensils, etc. > Mexico.
Yokes > Mexico.
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