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The use of faunal evidence to reconstruct site history and Hoedjiespunt 1 (HDP1), Western Cape
Hoedjiespunt 1 (HDP 1 ), is one of few later Middle Pleistocene to earlier Late Pleistocene African sites to yield well provenanced MSA hominid fossils, lending special significance to this site. The vertebrate fauna from this location, which consists of a palaeontological and an archaeological site...
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Department of Archaeology
2017
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