A typology of seventeenth-century Dutch ceramics and its implications for American historical archaeology
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- author: Richard Gerhard Schaefer
- publication date: 1998
- book publisher: J. and E. Hedges
- book series: B.A.R.. International series
- book subjects: United States, New Netherland, Archaeology and history-United States
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