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  • Author : Otis T. Mason
  • Publisher : Anonim
  • Genre : Eskimos
  • Total Pages : 694 pages
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  • Language : English
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The Greenland throwing-stick is a long, flat trapezoid, slightly ridged along the back (Fig. 2). It has no distinct handle at the wide end, although it will be readily seen that

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The Greenland throwing-stick is a long, flat trapezoid, slightly ridged along the back (Fig. 2). It has no distinct handle at the wide end, although it will be readily seen that