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Source Area Analysis of Obsidian Flakes from a Lower Loup Phase Site in Nebraska
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  • 1994Intrasource Chemical Variability of Artefact-Quality Obsidians from the Casa Diablo Area, California68 cited
  • 1987New Mexico Obsidian Sources and Exchange on the Southern Plains65 cited
  • 1968Pawnee and Lower Loup pottery30 cited
  • 1994Prehistoric Plains Trade26 cited
  • 1982Age and exploitation of obsidian from the Medicine Lake Highland, California23 cited
  • 1978An introduction to plains Apache archeology : the Dismal River aspect21 cited
  • 1987New Findings On Obsidian Source Utilization In Iowa18 cited
  • 1991Provenance Analysis of Obsidian from Two Late Prehistoric Archaeological Sites in Kansas13 cited

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