The British and the Maya
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The British and the Maya by Elizabeth Carmichael

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Published by British Museum in London .
Written in

Subjects:

Places:

  • Great Britain.,
  • Mexico

Subjects:

  • Mayas -- Antiquities.,
  • Archaeologists -- Great Britain.,
  • British -- Mexico -- History.

Book details:

Edition Notes

Statement[by] Elizabeth Carmichael.
Classifications
LC ClassificationsF1435 .C316
The Physical Object
Pagination56 p.
Number of Pages56
ID Numbers
Open LibraryOL5104831M
ISBN 100714115363
LC Control Number74177088
OCLC/WorldCa1056044

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