Kaftar Kouh of Ferdous, New Evidence of Paleolithic Population in Southern Khorasan, Iran

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"Kaftar Kouh of Ferdous, New Evidence of Paleolithic Population in Southern Khorasan, Iran"
written by Ali Sadraei, Mehdi Fallah Mehneh, Mohammad Sheikh, Bahram Anani, Zahra Hedayati Minaei,
published by Advances in Anthropology, Vol.9 No.2, 2019

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