Microstructure and Composition of Obsidian in the Neolithic Collection of the Almalo 1 Locality in Dagestan as an Indication of the Source of Raw Materials and Directions of Cultural Ties

Author:

Tselmovich Vladimir A.

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Springer International Publishing

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