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Obsidian exploitation and utilization during the Oldowan at Melka Kunture (Ethiopia)
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  • 1992Technology of knapped stone143 cited
  • 1999Research on Late Pliocene Oldowan Sites at Kanjera South, Kenya118 cited
  • 1994Kariandusi: Acheulean morphology and the question of allometry101 cited
  • 1997The Stone Artefact Assemblages: A Comparative Study76 cited
  • 2005Source provenance of obsidian artifacts from the Early Stone Age (ESA) site of Melka Konture, Ethiopia

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  • 1979Essai pour une typologie du matériel de percussion59 cited
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    • 2014Garba XIII (Melka Kunture, Upper Awash, Ethiopia): A new Acheulean site of the late Lower Pleistocene51 cited
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