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Early Archaic Fishing (12,600–9,200 cal yr BP) in the Semiarid North Coast of Chile

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2016Terminal Pleistocene and Early Holocene fishing strategies at Quebrada Jaguay and the Ring Site, southern Perú13 cited

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