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Canine dental microwear and light stable isotopic analyses of some South African holocene populations
This thesis uses light stable isotope analyses as the basis against which to evaluate the efficacy of canine dental microwear in distinguishing different diets between some Holocene populations in southern Africa. It has been recognised for some time that the use of stable isotopes as the basis for...
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Department of Archaeology
2025
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