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The Indians of Tierra del Fuego
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CAZADORES DE HUESOS EN LA PATAGONIA. EXPEDICIONES DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE PRINCETON A LA PATAGONIA. Por John B. Hatcher. Zagier & Urruty Publications. 15 x 21,5 cms. 320 págs. Ilustraciones y Mapas. Buenos Aires, 2003. Obra clásica en la literatura austral que da cuenta de una notable expedición científica desarrollada en el territorio de Santa Cruz entre 1896 y 1899, por encargo de la Universidad de Princeton, publicada originalmente en 1903, de la que se ha hecho ahora la primera edición en español.
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- Lothrop, S. K., & Museum of the American Indian, H. F.
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- Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation eBooks
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- 1928
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