The Development of North American Archaeology: Essays in the History of Regional Traditions
1973 · 309 pagine · Anchor Press · ISBN 9780385060479
Trama
A concise history of every region in North America from the Arctic to the Southwest. A summary of the most important expeditions of these areas. (from back cover).
Generi: Storia
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