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Long‐term occupation on the edge of the desert: Riwi Cave in the southern Kimberley, Western Australia

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1999Cultural versus natural explanations for lacunae in Aboriginal occupation deposits in northern Australia41 cited

2016X-ray computed microtomography and the identification of wood taxa selected for archaeological artefact manufacture: Rare examples from Australian contexts24 cited

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