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Opata
Autor Tï¿½tulo Aparecido en Editorial Aï¿½o Ciudad

Johnson, Jean Bassett (1916-1944) "The Opata: An Inland tribe of Sonora" R. MacGuire, editor: Ethnology of the Indians of Northwest Mexico, , Vol. 6, Spanish Borderlands Sourcebooks (Tambien en Hedrick et als: The north mexican frontier 1971) Garland 1992 New York

Johnson, Jean Bassett (1916-1944) The opata. An inland tribe of Sonora U. of NM Pub. in Anthropology No. 6 University of New Mexico Press 1950 Albuquerque

Lombardo, Natal (1647-1704) Arte de la lengua teguima vulgarmente llamada ï¿½pata ï¿½ Miguel de Ribera 1702 Mï¿½xico

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