O EFEKTYWNYCH STRATEGIACH BADANIA CEREMONIALNEJ KONSUMPCJI BYDŁA I ŚWINI W NEOLICIE (ODPOWIEDŹ PANI ALICJI LASOCIE-MOSKALEWSKIEJ)

• Authors: Marciniak Arkadiusz
• Languages of publication: PL
• Publisher: Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
• Journal: Światowit
• Year: 2012
• Volume: Tom VII (XLVIII), fasc. B
• Pages: 243-250

Contributors

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Marciniak Arkadiusz

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Na zakończenie odpowiedź Alicji Lasoty-Moskalewskiej