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V -« Central and Eastern Europe ** WITH THE NOTABLE EXCEPTION of the
Romanians, Hungarians and Albanians, the peoples of Central and Eastern
Europe are predominantly of the Slav family which established an ethnic identity
some ...
V -« Central and Eastern Europe ** WITH THE NOTABLE EXCEPTION of the
Romanians, Hungarians and Albanians, the peoples of Central and Eastern
Europe are predominantly of the Slav family which established an ethnic identity
some ...
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More recently, anthropologists have also discovered the previously unreported
existence of parallel domains of women's religious knowledge in central and
south Australia. This knowledge is described as exclusively the right of women to
...
More recently, anthropologists have also discovered the previously unreported
existence of parallel domains of women's religious knowledge in central and
south Australia. This knowledge is described as exclusively the right of women to
...
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Professor James Riordan: Central and Eastern Europe; North America James
Riordan was born in Portsmouth, England. He has travelled extensively in
Central and Eastern Europe, lived in Russia for five years and has published
several ...
Professor James Riordan: Central and Eastern Europe; North America James
Riordan was born in Portsmouth, England. He has travelled extensively in
Central and Eastern Europe, lived in Russia for five years and has published
several ...
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Introduction | 5 |
India and Australia 229 | 141 |
Greece and Rome 51 Tibet and Africa | 161 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | World mythology |
| Author | Arthur Cotterell |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Dempsey Parr, 2000 |
| ISBN | 1840844515, 9781840844511 |
| Length | 320 pages |
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