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β by Frederick W. F. Foulds (Author, Editor), Helen C. Drinkall (Author, Editor),
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Paleolithic and Mesolithic Research in the Central Balkans
β Scribed by DuΕ‘an MihailoviΔ (Ed.)
- Publisher
- Serbian Archaeological Society
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- 2014
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- English
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- 161
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Prehistory; Middle Palaeolithic; Archaeology; Balkans; Central Balkans; Prehistory Serbia; Prehistory Macedonia; Palaeolithic Serbia; Palaeolithic Balkans; Stone Tool; Lithic Technology; Lithics; Middle Paleolithic; Neanderthals;
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