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Weeden Island culture / Ocmulgee National Monument / Thomas J. Pluckhahn / Georgia / Kolomoki Mounds / Swift Creek culture
Date: 2008-03-18 03:07:34
Weeden Island culture
Ocmulgee National Monument
Thomas J. Pluckhahn
Georgia
Kolomoki Mounds
Swift Creek culture

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