Experimental approach to hide-processing tasks combining the use of bone and basalt tools: the Neolithic case of Tell Halula (Middle Euphrates valley, Syria)
Author(s): Maria Bofill; Buchra Taha
Editor(s): Raquel Piqué; Antoni Palomo; Xavier Terradas
Year: 2011
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Experimental approach to hide-processing tasks combining the use of bone and basalt tools: the Neolithic case of Tell Halula (Middle Euphrates valley, Syria). Maria Bofill, Buchra Taha, Raquel Piqué, Antoni Palomo, Xavier Terradas. Experimentación en arqueología: estudio y difusión del pasado. 25 (1): 43-54. 2011 ( tDAR id: 425037)
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min long: 35.624; min lat: 32.314 ; max long: 42.356; max lat: 37.291 ;
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Contact(s): EXARC Experimental Archaeology Collection Manager
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ExArc Id(s): 14215
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