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EXCAVATIONS (Archeology) - CAMP DE CHELLY

EXCAVATIONS (Archeology) - CAMP DE CHELLY

An unusual pathology with high incidence among the ancient cliff-dwellers of Canyon de Chelly

Author

M.Y.El-Najjar

Article Date

Summer 1975

Language

English

Journal Title

Plateau

Journal Volume

48

Page Number(s)

13-22

Subject Headings

EXCAVATIONS (Archeology) - CAMP DE CHELLY

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