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[Université de Liège]
Language
French
Pages
165

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Subjects
Animal breeding, Domestic animals, History, Neolithic period
Places
Northern France

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Premiers elevages néolithiques du nord-est de la France
1994, [Université de Liège]
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 111-119).

Summary in English and German.

Published in
Liège
Series
ERAUL -- 67, Etudes et recherches archéologiques de l'Université de Liège -- no. 67.

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Library of Congress
GN776.22.F7 A725 1994

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165 p. :
Number of pages
165

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OL20421355M

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