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New evidence for human occupation of the northern Tibetan Plateau, China during the Late Pleistocene
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  • 1993Handbook of Paleolithic Typology: Lower and Middle Paleolithic of Europe126 cited
  • 2002Optical dating of Tibetan human hand‐ and footprints: An implication for the palaeoenvironment of the last glaciation of the Tibetan Plateau119 cited

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  • 2016A biogeographic perspective on early human colonization of the Tibetan Plateau20 cited
  • 2021Caves as interim-refugia: Chemical signatures of human habitation under extreme environments of Ladakh, NW India12 cited

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