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The Gainey and Butler sites as focal points for caribou and people / Donald B. Simons, Paul T. Thacker, dir. Lawrence J. Jackson
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Appartient au livre : Caribou and reindeer hunters of the northern hemisphere, Aldershot, Avebury, pp. 105-131, 9781856287050
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