Connecticut's indigenous peoples what archaeology, history, and oral traditions teach us about their communities and cultures / Lucianne Lavin, Institute of American Indian Studies ; with a contribution by Paul Grant-Costa, Yale Indian Papers Project ; edited by Rosemary Volpe, Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History.

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