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Jaar2001
PublicatietypeAflevering
SerieAntiquity
Volume289
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UitgeverAntiquity Trust
PlaatsCambridge
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Exemplaar38734 ReknummerT-18-1-d
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Do-Ashkaft: a recently discoverded Mousterian cave site in the Kermanshah Plain, Iran
487-188
Biglari F. & Heydari S. |
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Bridging the gap: new fieldwork in northern Morocco
489-490
Barton R. N. E., Bouzouggar A. & Stringer C. B. |
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Shell rings of southeast US
491-492
Russo M. & Heide G. |
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Prehistoric burial and ritual in southwest Ireland
493-494
Collins T. & Lynch L. |
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Carnelian mines in Gujarat
495-496
Insoll T. & Bahn K. |
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Cut not smashed: a new type of evidence for nut exploitation from Sulawesi
497-498
Paz V. |
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Fleas from pharaonic Amarna
499-500
Panagiotakopulu E. |
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An Amarna-period ostracon from the Valley of the Kings
501-502
Reeves N. |
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The late bronze age and early iron age landscape of interior western Sicily
503-504
Kolb M. J. & Tusa S. |
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A contextual study of the "Fossilized" prehispanic canal systems of the Tehuacan Valley, Puebla, Mexico
505-506
Neely J. A. |
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Roman armour and metalworking at Carlislz, Cumbria, England
507-508
Mc Carthy M., Bishop M. & Richardson T. |
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The early christian bema churches of Syria revisited
509-510
Loosley E. |
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Early preserved Polynesian Kumara cultivations in New Zealand
511-512
Higham T. F. G. & Gumbley W. J. |
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The Water Island Archaeological Project: archaeology and history in the Eastern Caribbean
513-514
Anderson D. G., Kidd R. S. & Yates E. M. |
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Ringing the changes: when terminology matters
515-516
Varndell G. |
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The Donghulin Wo:an from western Beijing: 14C age and an associated compound shell necklace
517-522
Hao S.-G., Ma X-P., Yuan S.-X. & Southon J. |
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Fish-tail" projectile points and megamammals: new evidence from Paso Otero 56 (Argentina)
523-528
Martinez G. A. |
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AMS 14C age determinations of Rapanui (Easter Island) wood sculpture: moai kavakava ET 48.63 from Brussels
529-532
Forment F., Huyghe D. & Valladas H. |
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Remembering, forgetting and the invention of tradition: burial and natural places in the English Early Bronze Age
533-537
Mullin D. |
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Processing palm fruits in the Nile Valley. Biomolecular evidence from Qasr Ibrim
538-542
Copley M. S., Rose P. J., Clapham A., Edwards D. N., Horton M. C. & Evershed R. P. |
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Emerging trends in rock art research: hunther-gatherer culture, land and landscape
543-548
Ross M. |
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Ramses 2 and the tobacco beetle
549-556
Bucland P. C. & Panagiotakopulu E. |
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Fragmentary Endings: a discussion of 3rd-millennium BC burial practices in the Oman Peninsula
557-570
Blau S. |
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The dynamics of wealth and poverty in the Transegalitarian societies of Southeast Asia
571-581
Hayden B. |
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The second phase of neolithization in east-central Europe
582-592
Nowak M. |
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Prehistoric human migration in the Linearbandkeramik of Central Europe
593-603
Price T. D., Bentley R. A., Lüning J., Gronenborn D. & Wahl J. |