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The Evidence for Middle-Wisconsin Peopling of Beringia: An Evaluation
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Context and Environment in Taphonomic Analysis: Examples from Alaska's Porcupine River Caves
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  • 1968Trail Creek, Final Report On the Excavation of Two Caves at Seward Peninsula, Alaska34 cited
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