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Francisco Silva Noelli2008

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The Tupi Expansion

Francisco Silva Noelli

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1988An ecological model of the spread of pottery and agriculture into Eastern South America 1927Migrations historiques des Tupi-Guarani 1998The Tupi: explaining origin and expansions in terms of archaeology and of historical linguistics

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