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YAVAPAI INDIANS - POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION

YAVAPAI INDIANS - POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION

Yavapai-Apache family organization in a reservation context

Author

Clyde P. Morris

Article Date

Winter 1972

Language

English

Journal Title

Plateau

Journal Volume

44

Page Number(s)

105-110

Subject Headings

YAVAPAI INDIANS - POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION

Object type

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