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Ancient Civilizations of Mexico and Central America

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Ancient Civilizations of Mexico and Central America
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ISBN/ASIN: B001AV41DU
Number of pages: 254

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Ancient Civilizations of Mexico and Central America is written by a curator expert on the topic and provides a concise, excellent history of the ancient cultures of Mexico and Central America. Any interested in early anthropology works will relish this fine survey of pre-Columbian life, essential to a beginning study of the region and its history.

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