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A 10,000 year BP radiocarbon date for archaeological finds within a soil of the Spearwood Dune System, Mosman Park, WA
Record no:
18874
Call no:
RP17625
Author:
Clarke, J.
;
Dortch, C. E. (Charles E.)
Citation:
SEARCH. 1977 v.8, no.1-2 : 36-38;
Year:
1977
Subject:
Australian Aborigines - Western Australia, Southwestern - Material culture
;
Soils - Western Australia - Spearwood Dunes
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Radiocarbon dating
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