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The Photography of Edwin Forgan Myers

The Chanter and his seconders ~ Photograph #N30397 ~ Edwin F. Myers 1938, Courtesy of the Peabody Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
The Chanter and his Seconders

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Sociocultural drivers of mycological knowledge
Sociocultural Drivers of Mycological Knowledge: Insights from Wixarika and Mestizo Groups in Western Mexico
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The Indian Everyone Desires: The Consumption of 'Huichol' Goods After the Battle for Wirikuta
Shaman's Drum ~ Spring 1990
The Peyote Plant and Ceremony

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