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L'utilizzazione delle ossa di Proboscidati nella vita quotidiana durante il Paleolitico (Coordinatori: S. Gaudzinski, E. Turner) The use of Proboscidean remains in every day Palaeolithic life (Chair: S. Gaudzinski, E. Turner)
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Tools from elephant bones at La Polledrara di Cecanibbio and Rebibbia-Casal de' PazziAnzidei A.P.
415
Mammoth bone technology at Tocuila in the Basin of MexicoArroyo-Cabrales J., Johnson E., Morett L.
419
On the significance of modified mammoth bones from eastern BeringiaCinq-Mars J.
424
Ex Proboscideis - Proboscidean remains as raw material at four Palaeolithic sites, HungaryDobosi V.T.
429
The Krems-Wachtberg camp-site: mammoth carcass utilization along the Danube 27,000 years agoFladerer F.A.
432
Mammoth bone quarrying on the late Wisconsinan North American grasslandsJohnson E.
439
Mammoth tusk processing using the knapping technique in the Upper Paleolithic of the Central Russian PlainKhlopatchev G.A.
444
The Production of Upper Palaeolithic Mammoth Bone Artifacts from southwestern GermanyM�nzel S.C.
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Ivory points in the Lower Paleolithic of EuropeVilla P., d’Errico F.
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Ivory as a raw material during the Upper Palaeolithic of the northern edge of the Iberian Peninsula: personal ornaments and other artefactsAlvarez Fern�ndez E.
464
The hunting of mammoth and the utilization of mammoth bones and ivory in the R�ne basinCombier J., Onoratini G.
465
Mammoth cutlery: mammoth flakes for mammoth steaksHannus A.
466
Two centres of the Paleolithic art in the Ukraine: the Mammoth bone objectsKulakovska L.
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Proboscidean bone modification in the Middle/Upper Palaeolithic of the Japanese IslandsOno A.
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Ivory pendants in the Belgian PalaeolithicOtte M.
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