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Tecate (Mexico) Ethnographic Field Study files

1966 to 1973

MS 653

Collection Guide

Festival poster "Tecate En Marcha", circa 1970

Field notes of interviews of residents and research material from a 1967 study of the political system of Tecate, Mexico including history, economy, cultural geography, religion and politics.

Subject Area:

Anthropology & Archaeology

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