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O. A. CHRISTENSEN2009

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A Tanged Blade from the New Guinea Highlands

O. A. CHRISTENSEN

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Archaeological and Geological Studies Australian Indigenous Culture and History

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1928The Kiwai Papuans of British New Guinea 1974Tools of old and new stone age 2009Prehistoric Agricultural Systems in the Wahgi Valley-a Further Note 1972The first decade in New Guinea archaeology

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Year2009

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Published2009-02-10

VenueThe Australian Journal of Anthropology

ISSN-L0025-2328

Languageen

Citations6

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