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Is there a socio-economic interpretation for the sustained exploitation of flint and the diversity of raw material sources used during the Middle Palaeolithic in the south-eastern Massif Central and adjacent Rhone Valley?

Name: Is there a socio-economic interpretation for the sustained exploitation of flint and the diversity of raw material sources used during the Middle Palaeolithic in the south-eastern Massif Central and adjacent Rhone Valley?
Keywords: [SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistory

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Authors: Fernandes, P.; Delvigne, V.; Moncel, M.H.; Daujeard, C.; Guadelli, J.L.; Santagata, C.; Bernard-Guelle, S.; +5 Authors

Is there a socio-economic interpretation for the sustained exploitation of flint and the diversity of raw material sources used during the Middle Palaeolithic in the south-eastern Massif Central and adjacent Rhone Valley?

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[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistory

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