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YouTube An appraisal of later prehistoric peasantry in northern Iberia (secondo-first millenia BC) via moral and political economies
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Antonio Blanco-González (Universidad de Salamanca)
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Archaeology of Peasantry. From the Late Prehistory to the European Common Agriculture policy
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Alonso Gasca, David
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An appraisal of later prehistoric peasantry in northern Iberia (secondo-first millenia BC) via moral and political economies
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