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Lisa Frink2003

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Ulu Knife Use in Western Alaska: A Comparative Ethnoarchaeological Study

Lisa Frink · Brian W. Hoffman · Robert Shaw

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Year2003

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Published2003-02-01

VenueCurrent Anthropology

ISSN-L0011-3204

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Citations31

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