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CONTROLLED OVERSHOT FLAKING: A RESPONSE TO EREN, PATTEN, O'BRIEN, AND MELTZER

Jon C. Lohse · Michael Bernard Collins · Bruce Bradley

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A recent article by Eren et al. (2013) is the latest criticism of the hypothesis that some Late Pleistocene Solutrean groups from western Iberia came to the New World and that lasting vestiges of t...

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