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ALB02-006 - A few more tools, fish fences, long discussion on direction(al)s and Alaskan geography

PARADISEC
University of California, Santa Barbara (Funded by)
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Session with Luke Maxim. A few more tools, fish fences, long discussion on direction(al)s and Alaskan geography. Has several accompanying handdrawn maps and diagrams INGNB01 pages 29-35. Original file name ING-LM-20100412-Session.wav.. Language as given: Deg Xinag, English

Created: 2010-04-12

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