BibCzechLing: Examining the farming/language dispersal hypothesis

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ID	2003CZ078723
Title	Examining the farming/language dispersal hypothesis
Editor(s)	Ed. by Bellwood, Peter S.; Renfrew, Colin
Place/Publ.	Cambridge: McDonald Institute Monographs
Year	2003
Pages	505 s.
Language	eng
ISBN	1-902937-20-1
Classification (CZ)	Časopisy a sborníky vydané v zahraničí
Classification (EN)	Foreign periodicals, etc.
Subjects	sborníky; kontakty jazykové
Subjects (DE)	Sammelbände; Sprachkontakt
Note	Podle JIB
Medium	book
Holdings (in Germany)	in KVK prüfen [isbn]
Source	https://bibliografie.ujc.cas.cz/documents/78723
PURL	Citation link

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