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Carry that weight: coastal foraging and transport of marine resources during the South African Middle Stone Age

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1976The Mammalian Fauna of the Klasies River Mouth Sites, Southern Cape Province, South Africa292 cited

1992A Model for Exploring the Optimal Trade‐off between Field Processing and Transport267 cited

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