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The last pescadores of Chimalhuacan, Mexico an archaeological ethnography by Parsons, Jeffrey R.

Excavations at San Jose Mogote 1 the household archaeology by Flannery, Kent V.

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Domestic ceramic production and spatial organization a Mexican case study in ethnoarchaeology by Arnold, Philip J.

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The last saltmakers of Nexquipayac, Mexico an archaeological ethnography by Parsons, Jeffrey R.

Ancient Oaxaca the Monte Alban State

Studies in American Indian languages description and theory

Paths of life American Indians of the Southwest and northern Mexico

The Legacy of Mesoamerica history and culture of a Native American civilization

Native middle American languages an areal-typological perspective by Yasugi, Yoshiho 1950-

Early formative pottery of the Valley of Oaxaca by Flannery, Kent V.

A plague of sheep environmental consequences of the conquest of Mexico by Melville, Elinor G. K.

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Caciques and their people a volume in honor of Ronald Spores

The corn grows ripe by Rhoads, Dorothy

Alfred Vincent Kidder and the development of Americanist archaeology by Givens, Douglas R.

The broken spears the Aztec account of the conquest of Mexico