Clovis lithic technology: Investigation of a stratified workshop at the gault site, Texas

Clovis Lithic Technology: Investigation of a Stratified Workshop at the Gault Site, Texas

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  Waters, Michael R ^a   Pevny, Charlotte D ^a   Carlson, David L ^a   Dickens, William A ^a   Smallwood, Ashley M ^a   Minchak, Scott A ^a   Bartelink, Eric J ^a   Wiersema, Jason M ^a   Wiederhold, James E ^a   Luchsinger, Heidi M ^a   Alexander, Dawn A J ^a   Jennings, Thomas A ^a  

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