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Spoons, Knives and Scrapers: the Function of Yilugwa in Central Australia
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  • 2015Prehistoric technology395 cited
  • 1971The Lithic Assemblage of the Western Desert Aborigines of Australia273 cited
  • 1928Wanderings in wild Australia /80 cited
  • 1969TYPOLOGIES FOR SOME PREHISTORIC FLAKED STONE ARTEFACTS OF THE AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA HIGHLANDS138 cited
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