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The Great Mackerel Rockshelter Excavation: Women In The Archaeological Record?

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Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology Archaeological and Geological Studies Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies

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Several excavations have been conducted at the Mackerel Beach site for exploring the gender differences that were observed in the culture of prehistoric population. The various experiments that were conducted and the findings that were derived out of the study are all discussed in the article.

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