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Tektites and the Age Paradox in Mid-Pleistocene China
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  • 2014Do tektites really date the bifaces from the Bose (Baise) Basin, Guangxi, southern China?22 cited
  • 2021First 40Ar/39Ar analyses of Australasian tektites in close association with bifacially worked artifacts at Nalai site in Bose Basin, South China: The question of the early Chinese Acheulean18 cited
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