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Neolithic Survivor: The Mediterranean Landscape Dynamics Project in the Classroom

ContributorsMcGraw, Maggie (Author) / Swantek, Laura Anne (Author)
Created2009

Linking Science, Social Studies, and Sustainability through NSF Research on Mediterranean Landscapes: The Mediterranean Landscape Dynamics Project in Schools

ContributorsSwantek, Laura Anne (Author) / McGraw, Maggie (Author)
Created2009

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