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Marronage Perspective for Historical Archaeology in the United States

Sayers, Daniel O.·2012·Historical Archaeology
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Sayers, D. O.
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Historical Archaeology
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Published
2012-12
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46
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4
Pages
135-161
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  • 2328-1103
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