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The Khormusan: Evidence for an MSA East African industry in Nubia
Mae Goder-Goldberger
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East African
100%
Nile
100%
Middle Palaeolithic
100%
Nubia
100%
Middle Stone Age
100%
Nile Valley
66%
Distinctive Features
33%
Cultural Aspects
33%
East Africa
33%
Ethiopia
33%
Behavioral Patterns
33%
Cataract
33%
Desert Area
33%
Paleolithic Site
33%
Modern Humans
33%
Aggradation
33%
MIS 4
33%
Technological Traditions
33%
Alluvial Sediments
33%
Technological Characteristics
33%
Monsoon Rainfall
33%
Typological Comparison
33%
Technological Variability
33%
Raw Material Variability
33%
Ethiopian Highlands
33%
Northern Sudan
33%
Sapropel
33%
MIS 5
33%
Nile Flow
33%
Raw Material Management
33%
African Middle Stone Age
33%
Dispersal Routes
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Management Information System
100%
Mesolithic
100%
Ethiopia
50%
Aggradation
50%
Eastern Africa
50%
Sapropel
50%
Sudan
50%
Comparative Study
50%
Arts and Humanities
Middle Stone Age
100%
Nubia
100%
Cataract
25%