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M. Estellie Smith

Born 1935

11 works

1969–2000 across 8 dated works

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Governing at Taos Pueblo1969
Studies in linguistics.: In honor of George L. Trager.1972
Those who live from the sea: a study in maritime anthropology1977
Urban place and process: readings in the anthropology of cities1980
With Irwin Press

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Cultural change and the new Europe: perspectives on the European community1992
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Development and decline: the evolution of sociopolitical organization1985
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Trade and Trade-offs: Using Resources, Making Choices, and Taking Risks2000
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Those who live from the sea: a study in maritime anthropology1977
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Perspectives on the informal economy1990
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Urban place and process: readings in the anthropology of cities1980
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Studies in linguistics.: In honor of George L. Trager.1972
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Governing at Taos Pueblo1969
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The observer1969
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A tri-cultural analysis of violence1972
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Governing systems and cultural change among the southern Tiwa1968
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