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Groundwater spring deposits as proxy for interstadials in the Levant : the chronology and climate history of the Palaeolithic cultures from Yabroud (Syria) / N. Schroder ; G.M. Jensen ; M. Limborg

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Appartient au périodique : Quaternary International, 257 : 27-33, : 22 September 2011

Publication: 2012 Auteur principal: Schroder, N. Autre auteur: Jensen, Gitte ; Limborg, M.

Lieu: Syrie • Yabroud

Mots libres: Environnement ancien, écologie, climatologie -- Paléobotanique et Palynologie . Item type: Extrait

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