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Jan Apel
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Piotr Mączyński , Jerzy Libera
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Jan Apel
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Honegger Matthieu
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Christian Horn
Danish Journal of Archaeology, 2019
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Erik Drenth
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Amber S Roy
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Erik Drenth
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John W Kiernan
University of Exeter Masters Dissertation, 2019
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John W Kiernan
University of Exeter Masters Dissertation, 2019
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Mona Akmal M A Nasr
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The Essence of Stone: Making Axes during the Late Mesolithic in Södertörn in East Central Sweden
Mattias Ahlbeck
2010
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Andy M Jones , Henrietta Quinnell
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Pierre M . Vermeersch
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Marcin Wąs
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Christian Horn
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sariel shalev , Tali Kan Cipor Meron
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grzegorz osipowicz
Sprawozdania Archeologiczne, 2017
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Jake Rowland
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Justyna Baron , Tomasz Płonka
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Joseph E Wilkinson
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