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More on Functional Variability Within an Assemblage of Endscrapers: A Reply to Hayden and Bamforth

Peter E. SiegelCentro de Investigaciones Indigenasde Puerto Rico, Inc. Apartado 3831 Viejo San Juan, Puerto Rico00904-3831
Pages 71-77 | Published online: 01 Apr 2016

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. (2004) ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND REFERENCES. Plains Anthropologist 49:192, pages 603-625.
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