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Introduction: Archaeological Approaches to Lithic Production Skill and Craft Learning

Douglas B. Bamforth, Nyree Finlay

2008-01-14articleJournal of Archaeological Method and Theory157 citationsclosed

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Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology Archaeological and Geological Studies Archaeology and Rock Art Studies

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