An edition of Bioarchaeology and climate change (2011)

Bioarchaeology and Climate Change

A View from South Asian Prehistory

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A View from South Asian Prehistory

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University Press of Florida
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Paleoclimatology, Climatic changes, Copper age, Human remains (Archaeology), Excavations (Archaeology), Antiquities, Excavations (archaeology), india, India, antiquities, Archaeology, Climate Change, Demography, History, Ancient History

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Nevasa Site (India), Deccan (India), Daimabad Site (India), Deccan, India, Inamgaon Site (India)

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Bioarchaeology and Climate Change: A View from South Asian Prehistory
2017, University Press of Florida
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2011, University Press of Florida
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OL29739467M
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9780813054124

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