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A preliminary description of the lithic industry from Demirköy Höyük / Brian L. Peasnall, Michael Rosenberg, Cristina Lemorini, Daniela Zampetti, Paolo Biagi, dir. Isabella Caneva

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Appartient au livre : Beyond tools : redefining the PPN lithic assemblages of the Levant, Berlin, Ex Oriente, pp. 363-387, 3980424189 / 0947-0549

Publication: Berlin : Ex Oriente, 2001 Langue: Anglais Autre auteur: Peasnall, Brian ; Rosenberg, Michael ; Zampetti, Daniela, 19..-....; Biagi, Paolo, 1948-....; Lemorini, Cristina

Sujet: industrie lithique • typologie lithique Lieu: Demirköy Höyük Époque: Néolithique ancien • Préhistoire • Néolithique précéramique

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