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The Middle Stone Age fauna from Olieboomspoort: an archaeozoological perspective
Olieboomspoort is an archaeological site, which has evidence of human occupation going back possibly to the Earlier Stone Age, but more substantially to the Middle and the Later Stone Age. This site is located in the Waterberg Mountains of Limpopo Province, within the South African Savanna Biome. Ar...
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Department of Archaeology
2023
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