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Taphonomy and its role in evaluating Neolithic sites distribution and density in Anatolia. Evidence from Early Holocene buried sites.

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Catherine Kuzucuoğlu. Taphonomy and its role in evaluating Neolithic sites distribution and density in Anatolia. Evidence from Early Holocene buried sites.. International Göbekli Tepe and Neolithic Age Settlements Congress, Harran University, Department of Geography, Şanliurfa, Turkey, Nov 2019, Şanlıurfa, Turkey. ⟨hal-03942158⟩

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