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Connecting areas : Faunal refits as a diagnostic element to identify synchronicity in the Abric Romaní archaeological assemblages / L. Rosell, Ruth Blasco, María Cristina Fernández Laso, Manuel Vaquero, Eudald Carbonell Roura

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Appartient au périodique : Quaternary International, 2012, vol. 252, p. 56-67, 1040-6182

Publication: 2012 Langue: Anglais Auteur principal: Rosell, L Co-auteur: Blasco, Ruth ; Fernández Laso, María Cristina ; Carbonell i Roura, Eudald, 1953-....; Vaquero Rodriguez, Manuel Topo:

Abric Romaní

Sujet: archéozoologie • os d'animal • remontage • analyse spatiale Lieu: Catalogne • Espagne • Europe méditerranéenne • Capellades Époque: Paléolithique moyen • Préhistoire

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