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MASI MASI Yanomami Preschool Booklet 2

Learn about the different graphic signs of the Yanomami ethnic group.

MASI MASI Cuadernillo Yanomami Preescolar 2
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Consult the MASI MASI Booklet Yanomami Preschool 2.

MASI MASI Cuadernillo Yanomami Preescolar 2
Author(s)
UNICEF VENEZUELA
Publication date
June 2018
Languages
Spanish
ISBN
980-6057-43-0

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Related topics

  • Education
  • Early education
  • Right to education
  • Child rights
  • Indigenous peoples
  • Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)

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