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... knappers by trained investigators such as cognitive anthropologists they suggest that far more can be achieved the establishment of interpretative links between process and product . This is where the strength of the volume lies ...
... knappers by trained investigators such as cognitive anthropologists they suggest that far more can be achieved the establishment of interpretative links between process and product . This is where the strength of the volume lies ...
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