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Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 2nd Edition. Blue wraps with black lettering front cover and spine. Like new. Unread. Signed and dated on title page, it reads " Frederica De Laguna Homer, Alaska 1993". 264 pp plus 77 plates, including map of Kachemak Bay. Hard to find and very hard to find signed. From a colleague of "Freddies" from Homer, Janet Klein, a noted Alaskan Historian and Archaeologist. Signed by Author(s).
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The Archaeology of Cook Inlet, Alaska
Published by The Alaska Historical Society, Ken Wray's Print Shop, Anchorage, Alaska, 1975
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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 2nd Edition. Blue boards with slightly faded gold lettering front cover and spine. Light edge wear w/ small inch long stain top edges and smaller smudge to outer page edges else NF. Interior clean, binding tight. Signed by Frederica De Laguna below title on title page. Also includes a chapter on Skeletal Material by Bruno Oetteking, PH.D.264 pp with 77 plates, including map of Kachemak Bay Hard to find in hardcover and even harder to find signed. From the Library of one of "Freddies" colleagues, Janet Klein, a noted Alaskan Archaeologist. Signed by Author(s).
