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Late Woodland Cultures of Southeastern Michigan

A 1965 monograph from the University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology concerning Late Woodland–period cultures in southeastern Michigan. The supplied source data contains only bibliographic metadata and no event details.

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The item documents regional archaeological research relevant to scholars and students of local prehistory.

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Late Woodland Cultures of Southeastern Michigan

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