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An Early Pleistocene Phytolith Record from Wonderwerk Cave, Northern Cape, South Africa
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  • 2011Middle Stone Age Bedding Construction and Settlement Patterns at Sibudu, South Africa263 cited
  • 1995Two Late Pleistocene-Holocene Archaeological Depositories from the Southern Cape, South Africa258 cited
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  • 2015Deposition and Diagenesis in the Earlier Stone Age of Wonderwerk Cave, Excavation 1, South Africa46 cited
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  • 2016The Oldowan and Early Acheulean Mammalian Fauna of Wonderwerk Cave (Northern Cape Province, South Africa)32 cited

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