Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1
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Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1
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Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1 is a book review[1].
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- Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1's instance of is recorded as book review[2].
- Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1's page is recorded as 203-204[3].
- Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1's DOI is recorded as 10.2307/276838[4].
- Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1's issue is recorded as 2-1[5].
- Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1's volume is recorded as 22[6].
- Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1's publication date is recorded as +1956-10-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1's JSTOR article ID is recorded as 276838[8].
- Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1's main subject is recorded as monograph[9].
- Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1's published in is recorded as American Antiquity[10].
- Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1's title is recorded as Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1[11].
- Paa-ko. Archaeological Chronicle of an Indian Village in North Central New Mexico. Marjorie F. Lambert. The Physical Type of the Paa-ko Population. Spencer L. Rogers (bound separately as Part 6). School of American Research, Monograph 19, Santa Fe, 1's author name string is recorded as Reynold J. Ruppé[12].