Human hunting and site occupation intensity in the Early Epipaleolithic of the Jordanian western highlands
Authors:
- Natalie D. MunroNMNatalie D. Munro
- Michael KennertyMKMichael Kennerty
- Jacqueline S. MeierJMJacqueline S. Meier
- Siavash SameiSSSiavash Samei
- Maysoon Al-NaharMAMaysoon Al-Nahar
- Deborah I. OlszewskiDODeborah I. Olszewski
- 1 March 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Quaternary International
- Vol. 396, 31-39
Abstract
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Funding Information
- University of Jordan (SBR-9618766, 0917660)
- National Science Foundation (SBR-9618766, 0917660)
- National Science Foundation (SBR-9618766, 0917660)
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