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N.A. Berseneva. Sargat Burial Sites in the Middle Irtysh Area: A Gender Analysis p. 72 - 81.
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Field Trip by B.N. Gorodkov and G.M. Dmitirev-Sadovnikov to the Vakh River Valley in 1913 p. 121 - 134.
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Celebrating Alexander Bobrinsky’s 80th Year p. 154 - 155.
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