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Mukat's People

Lowell John Bean

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Autorius Lowell John Bean
Leidimo metai 1974 m.
Puslapių skč. 300 psl.
Viršelis Minkštas viršelis
ISBN 9780520026278

Mukat's People

Discover the rich cultural heritage of the Cahuilla Indians of Southern California in "Mukat's People" by Lowell John Bean. Published by the University of California Press in 1974, this insightful book spans 300 pages and delves into the complexities of American history and Indigenous peoples. Bean presents a compelling examination of contrasting theoretical perspectives, developing hypotheses that serve as a test case for understanding the Cahuilla culture. This scholarly work is a vital resource for anyone interested in social science, Native American studies, and the intricate dynamics of Indigenous cultures in the Americas. Enhance your knowledge and appreciation of Native American history with this essential addition to your collection.

Book cover of: Mukat's People. By: Lowell John Bean

Mukat's People

Parastā cena €44,33
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