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“This book is a comprehensive ethnographic survey of the uses of tobacco in nearly three hundred Indian societies in South America. . . . This meticulously written book . . . is an awesome piece of scholarship which should be of interest not only to Wilbert’s fellow anthropologists but also to scholars in medicine, pharmacology, and history, especially ethnohistory.”"-Virgil J. Vogel, Ethnohistory

Note to self: been living in SA quite a while now, gotta find a Shaman who still knows about smoking. Most that I’ve met guzzle away on stupid cheap imported filter cigs… ;-)

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Tobacco and Shamanism in South America

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