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Solutrean and Magdalenian ferruginous rocks heat-treatment: accidental and/or deliberate action?

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Témoignages d'un traitement thermique des feuilles de laurier dans le Solutréen supérieur de la grotte du Parpalló (Gandia, Espagne)/Testimonios de un tratamiento térmico de las ojas de Laurel en el Solutrense superior de la cueva del Parpalló/Evidence for thermal treatment of Laurel Leaf points in the Upper Solutrean of the grotte du Parpalló

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