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File:Yap Stone Money.jpg

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Yap stone money at the village of Gachpar on Yap.

Date May 2002
Source English Wikipedia
Author Eric Guinther
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(del) (cur) 04:11, 22 November 2003 . . Marshman (Talk) . . 900x732 (312142 bytes) (Yap stone money photo)

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