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A twelve thousand year old occupation floor in Devil's Lair, Western Australia
Record no:
18878
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RP14700
Author:
Dortch, C. E. (Charles E.)
Citation:
MANKIND. 1974 v.9 : 195-205;
Year:
1974
Subject:
Australian Aborigines - Western Australia, Southwestern - Material culture
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Excavations (Archaeology) - Western Australia, Southwestern
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Devil's Lair (W.A.)
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