The Lower Palaeolithic of the Maghreb: Excavations and analyses at Ain Hanech, Algeria

Mohamed Sahnouni

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The excavations at Ain Hanech in Algeria, one of the oldest archaeological sites in North Africa. Includes a report on North African Lower Palaeolithic, stratigraphy and dating, formation of the site and lithic assemblage analysis.

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