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APACHE INDIANS - IMPLEMENTS AND WEAPONS

APACHE INDIANS - IMPLEMENTS AND WEAPONS

Vesper hours of the stone age

Author

J.G. Bourke

Article Date

January 1890

Language

English

Journal Title

Am Anthrop

Journal Volume

3

Page Number(s)

55-63

Subject Headings

APACHE INDIANS - IMPLEMENTS AND WEAPONS

Object type

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Apaches went at it with a variety of weapons

Author

K. Egerton

Article Date

May 8, 1977

Language

English

Journal Title

Arizona

Page Number(s)

48-49

Subject Headings

APACHE INDIANS - IMPLEMENTS AND WEAPONS

Object type

Rights

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