Mesolithic Miscellany

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Introduction

1980-1996

Mesolithic Miscellany Volume 16, Number 2 November 1995

Contents

2Schela Cladovei: A Preliminary Review of the Prehistoric Fauna - László Bartosiewicz, Vasile Boroneant, Clive Bonsall and Sue Stallibrass
20An Early Mesolithic Hunting Camp at Posterholt, Municipality of Ambt Montfort (The Netherlands) - Leo B. M. Verhart

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