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Tshisiku Shelter and the Shashe-Limpopo confluence area hunter-gatherer sequence

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1996Changes in the Social Relations of Precolonial Hunter–Gatherers after Agropastoralist Contact: An Example from the Magaliesberg, South Africa53 cited

2004The Archaeology of Southern Africa41 cited

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