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Page 1052
... Europe respectively . Intracontinental and intercontinental movements . Al- though Europe's population remains large absolutely , its share of mankind has decreased to less than one - sixth . This results not only from demographic ...
... Europe respectively . Intracontinental and intercontinental movements . Al- though Europe's population remains large absolutely , its share of mankind has decreased to less than one - sixth . This results not only from demographic ...
Page 1059
... Europe . The Statesman's Yearbook , published annually , contains use- ful information about European ( and other ) countries . Europe , Ancient ( W.G.E. ) For the purposes of this article , Europe will be defined as the land area west ...
... Europe . The Statesman's Yearbook , published annually , contains use- ful information about European ( and other ) countries . Europe , Ancient ( W.G.E. ) For the purposes of this article , Europe will be defined as the land area west ...
Page 1063
... Europe . BIBLIOGRAPHY . J. BOHM and S.J. DE LAET ( eds . ) , L'Europe ą la fin de l'āge de pierre ( 1961 ) , numerous articles by spe- cialists covering the later Neolithic settlement of Europe , mainly on central Europe and the Balkans ...
... Europe . BIBLIOGRAPHY . J. BOHM and S.J. DE LAET ( eds . ) , L'Europe ą la fin de l'āge de pierre ( 1961 ) , numerous articles by spe- cialists covering the later Neolithic settlement of Europe , mainly on central Europe and the Balkans ...
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