On the interest of using Electron Spin Resonance (ERS) dating method in archaeological context

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On the interest of using Electron Spin Resonance (ERS) dating method in archaeological context

25th November 2014

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Duval, M. 2014 On the interest of using Electron Spin Resonance (ERS) dating method in archaeological context: Some examples from the oldest hominid occupations in South-western Europe. Poster Presented at the AAA/ASHA Annual Conference, 1-3 December, Cairns.

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