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Cultural and Natural Areas of Native North America
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Cultural and Natural Areas of Native North America

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  • Culture areas of the Indigenous peoples of North America
    culture area
    / The endurance of the culture area approach

    …and published the immensely popular Cultural and Natural Areas of Native North America, which remained in print almost continuously from 1939 until 1976. Kroeber’s close colleague at Berkeley, geographer Carl Sauer, and the many students each fostered also promulgated the culture area approach to a wide audience.

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    …and published the immensely popular Cultural and Natural Areas of Native North America, which remained in print almost continuously from 1939 until 1976. Kroeber’s close colleague at Berkeley, geographer Carl Sauer, and the many students each fostered also promulgated the culture area approach to a wide audience.

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