Тур Хейердал - Древний человек и океан

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140 — (1930a): Sources of Polynesian Culture. — Hawaiian Annual for 1931. Honolulu.

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148 — (1952): American Indians in the Pacific: The theory behind the Kon-Tiki expedition. — London.

149 — (1954): En Gjenoppdaget Inka-kunst. Guara-metoden som lar flåter krysse og jibbe uten ror eller styreåre. — Teknisk Ukeblad, Vol. 48. Oslo.

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151 — (1961): An Introduction to Easter Island. — Surface Artifacts. — General Discussion. — 3 papers in: Heyerdahl and Ferdon (1961), pp. 21–90, 397–489, 493–526.

152 — (1965): The Statues of the Oipona Me’ae, with a Comparative Analysis of Possibly Related Stone Monuments. In: Heyerdahl and Ferdon (1965), pp. 123 — 51.

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154 — (1976): The Art of Easter Island. — London.

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