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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Polyhedrals and discs. Three and six: Ain Hanech; 1: Acheulean; 2: Ater and Mousterian.

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  35mm slide: 10262

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Australian, Eskimo, and African Negro.

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  35mm slide: 10448

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology

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  Chronological chart of world copper industries.

  Date of Photo

  Oct. 1965

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  35mm slide: 10751

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Correct and incorrect excavation.

  Date of Photo

  1961

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  35mm slide: 11285

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  Radiocarbon age versus true age for 1000 years. Dated 1966.

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  35mm slide: 11286

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Carbon 14 and tree ring ages.

  Date of Photo

  1966

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  35mm slide: 11287

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Cone of percussion.

  Date of Photo

  1953

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  35mm slide: 11288

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  Cone of percussion: (a-d) Theoretical stages in the fracture. (e) A flake removed with incomplete conical fracture. (f) An actual cone preserved intact. (i.e. corresponding to d).

  Date of Photo

  1956

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  35mm slide: 11289

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  Fig. 2 The ideal flake, in which all the conchoidal features are clearly visible.

  Date of Photo

  1956

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  35mm slide: 11290

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Lithic technology.

  Date of Photo

  1966

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  35mm slide: 11291

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  Lithic technology.

  Date of Photo

  1966

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  35mm slide: 11292

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Lithic technology.

  Date of Photo

  1966

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  35mm slide: 11293

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  Flake and blade typology.

  Date of Photo

  1966

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  35mm slide: 11294

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Biface typology.

  Date of Photo

  1966

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  35mm slide: 11295

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Burin typology.

  Date of Photo

  1966

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  35mm slide: 11296

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Microlith, backed and barbed typology.

  Date of Photo

  1966

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  35mm slide: 11297

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Vision and olfactory centers in primates.

  Date of Photo

  1967

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  35mm slide: 11491

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Primate genealogy.

  Date of Photo

  1967

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  35mm slide: 11492

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  The Common Tree Shrew: with its long bush tail ooks so much like squirrels in Malaysia there that the local natives make no distinction between the two, calling both of them tupai.

  Date of Photo

  1967

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  35mm slide: 11493

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  Museum of Anthropological Archaeology
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  Tarsiers: Staring straight backward over its long, brush-tipped tail, a tarsier shows the mobility of its head, able to swivel 180° right or left. Below it, a companion clutches a lizard.

  Date of Photo

  1967

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  35mm slide: 11494

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  World