South American and Mayan cultural contacts at the Las Huacas site, Costa Rica
By: Oscar Fonseca Z., James B. Richardson III.
Contributors: Richardson, James B. 1936- joint author.
Series: Annals of Carnegie Museum ;; v. 47, article 13; Annals of the Carnegie Museum ;; v. 47, article 13.
Publisher: Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Published: 1978
Place of publication: Pittsburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 317
Subjects: Indians of Central America -- Costa Rica -- Antiquities.; Mayas -- Antiquities.; Indians of South America -- Andes -- Antiquities.; Culture diffusion -- Costa Rica.; Costa Rica -- Antiquities.; Central America -- Antiquities.; South America -- Antiquities.
Other titles: Huacas site, Costa Rica.
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Notes: Bibliography: p. 316-317.
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