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Pargeter, Howieson’s Poort backed artefact hunting experiments, Johannesburg 2006

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Justin Pargeter

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Posted in Pictures | Tagged archaeology, backed tools, experiments, Howieson's Poort, hunting, justin pargeter, lithics, Middle Stone Age, segments | Leave a reply

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