Mesolithic Miscellany

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Introduction

1980-1996

Mesolithic Miscellany Volume 10, Number 1 May 1989

Contents

2Preliminary Investigation of the Concheiro at Vidigal - Lawrence G. Straus and Bradley J. Vierra
12The Azilian Astride: Dating the Divide at Dufaure - Lawrence G. Straus
16"Køkkenmøddinger" A Threatened Group of Finds - Søren Andersen
24Mesolithic Barbed Points and Other Implements from the Europoort - L. B. M. Verhart
27Mesolithic Art from the European North East (U.S.S.R.) - Grigoriy M. Burov
31The New Mesolithic Site Tashkovo IV in the Forest-Steppe Ural - L. Krisjevskaya
33Late Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Bone and Antler Artifacts from Britain: First Reactions to Accelerator Dates - Clive Bonsall
39Recent Publications
44From the Editor

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