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Blood Residue Analysis of the Lithic Assemblage From the Mitchell Locality, Blackwater Draw New Mexico

David C. HylandDepartment of Anthropology University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania15260
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Thomas R. AndersonBerkeley Antibody Company (BAbCO) Richmond, California94806-1965
Pages 105-115 | Published online: 16 Nov 2017

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