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A functional analysis of Pleistocene bone tools from two sites in Southwest Tasmania
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  • 1985Current Developments in Bone Technology458 cited
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  • 1990Palaeo-ecology and Pleistocene human occupation in south central Tasmania105 cited
  • 1982The Alligator Rivers: Prehistory and Ecology in Western Arnhem Land104 cited
  • 1974Pleistocene Man at Cloggs Cave: his Tool Kit and Environment81 cited
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  • 1995Tasmania: archaeological and palaeo-ecological perspectives26 cited
  • 2004The Middle Palaeolithic and late Pleistocene Tasmania hunting behaviour: a reconsideration of the attributes of modern human behaviour23 cited
  • 2016The Walandawe Tradition from Southeast Sulawesi and Osseous Artifact Traditions in Island Southeast Asia22 cited
  • 2018Establishing a typology for Australian pointed bone implements21 cited

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