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Jul 2020
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Welcome To The Heartland: An Introductio...

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Part I: Setting the stage…People, Places and Products of the Midwest that inform the region’s foodways. Featuring: Mark Anthony Arceno  https://anthropology.osu.edu/people/arceno.1;Cynthia Clampitt http://www.worldplate.com https://www.press.uillinois.edu/books/catalog/44dks8mf9780252038914.html  Lucy Long  https://foodandculture.org/  https://www.academia.e ... Show More
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