Anthropological Papers: 10 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172921874)

Anthropological Papers, 10 presents a collection of scholarly articles from the American Museum of Natural History. This volume offers insights into various aspects of human culture, history, and the natural world. Contributions explore topics ranging from archaeological discoveries to ethnographic studies, reflecting the museum's broad engagement with anthropological research.

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