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AA          American Anthropologist
AAnt        American Antiquity
CIW         Carnegie Institute of Washington
HMAI        Handbook of the Middle American Indians
INAH        Instituto Nacional de Antropologfa e Historia
KAS         Kroeber Anthropological Society
-P         Paper
MARI        Middle American Research Institute
-P        Publication
MPA         Museum of Primitive Art
NGM         National Geographic Magazine
SI          Smithsonian Institution
-BAE-AP     Bureau of American Ethnology, Anthropological Papers
-BAE-B      Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin
-MC         Miscellaneous Collections
UC          University of California
-ARF-C      Archaeological Research Facility, Contribution
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