Nelson Bay Cave, Cape Province, South Africa: The Holocene Levels

H. J. Deacon · R. R. Inskeep

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Report of excavations at Nelson Bay Cave, some sixty miles west of Klasies River Mouth, in four seasons between 1964 and 1979, with full accounts of material culture, and environmental data from deposits ranging between 5890 and 455 BP.

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