DETECTING ASH MIDDENS USING REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES: THE CASE OF SOUTHERN GAUTENG, SOUTH AFRICA.
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- South African Archaeological Bulletin, 2022, v. 77, n. 217, p. 163
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Works matching IS 00381969 AND DT 2022 AND VI 77 AND IP 217
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THE SOUTHERN AFRICAN STONE AGE SEQUENCE UPDATED (II).
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- South African Archaeological Bulletin, 2022, v. 77, n. 217, p. 172
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Archives of Times Past: Conversations about South Africa’s Deep History.
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- 2022
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- Book Review
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FINAL PIECE(S) OF THE PUZZLE: THE REMAINING ARTEFACTS AT PENHILL FARM, SOUTH AFRICA, AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE FOR UNDERSTANDING LITHIC PRODUCTION.
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- South African Archaeological Bulletin, 2022, v. 77, n. 217, p. 140
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NOTHING SET IN STONE: CHAÎNES OPÉRATOIRES OF LATER STONE AGE SEQUENCES FROM THE LUANGWA VALLEY AND MUCHINGA ESCARPMENT, ZAMBIA.
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- South African Archaeological Bulletin, 2022, v. 77, n. 217, p. 89
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THE STONE TOWERS OF KWENENG IN GAUTENG PROVINCE.
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- South African Archaeological Bulletin, 2022, v. 77, n. 217, p. 115
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TRENDS IN SOUTHERN AFRICAN ARCHAEOLOGY 1980–2019: CHANGING PUBLICATION PATTERNS IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL BULLETIN.
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- South African Archaeological Bulletin, 2022, v. 77, n. 217, p. 127
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ERRATUM.
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- 2022
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- Correction Notice
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Falling Monuments, Reluctant Ruins: The Persistence of the Past in the Architecture of Apartheid.
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- 2022
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- Book Review
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Putting the Bulletin to bed.
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- South African Archaeological Bulletin, 2022, v. 77, n. 217, p. 87
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Namib: The Archaeology of an African Desert.
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- 2022
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- Book Review
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FAUNAL REMAINS FROM GRASSRIDGE ROCK SHELTER, SOUTH AFRICA: ECOLOGY AND SUBSISTENCE FROM THE PLEISTOCENE TO THE HOLOCENE IN THE EASTERN CAPE INTERIOR.
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- South African Archaeological Bulletin, 2022, v. 77, n. 217, p. 154
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