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Books Search Results: 6 total matches for "Alturas" Results sorted by: Most available

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1.	Nuevas Alturas by Angela Labarca, James M. Hendrickson. Paperback (January 1992)
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2.	Translating Neruda Way to MacChu Pcchu by John Felstiner. Hardcover (November 1980)
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3.	Desadaptaciâon a la vida en las grandes alturas by F. Leâon-Velarde.
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4.	Dreams from the Heights / Suenos De Las Alturas by David Joel Shapiro.
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5.	Habitatge i tipus a l'arquitectura catalana : singularitat i juxtaposiciâo del tipus en edificis en alturas = Housing and type in Catalan architecture : singularity and juxtaposition of the type in high buildings = Vivienda y tipo en la arquitectura catalana : singularidad y yuxtaposiciâon del tipo en edificios en altura by Câesar Diaz i Gâomez.
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6.	Las lâobregas alturas by Antonio Enrique.
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PUT IT ALL IN CONTEXT WITH ...   Ancient Civilizations : The Near East and Mesoamerica by C.C Lamberg-Karlovsky, Jeremy A. Sabloff. the must have reference ...   A thorough exploration of the nature and processes that led to civilization can be successfully accomplished by examining well-known archaeological areas in depth and within a comparative framework. This newly revised edition of Ancient Civilizations embraces this useful approach and remains the only in-depth overview that provides detailed discussions of both New World and Old World civilizations within the same book. The material is well presented in a lively yet authoritative manner by two highly regarded anthropologists. All educators and readers concerned with the factual and theoretical issues surrounding ancient civilizations in the Near East, South and Central Asia, and Mesoamerica will find this to be an indispensable volume. A considerably expanded concluding chapter provides insights into some of the current debates about the development of ancient civilizations.