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The Secondary Products Revolution: the past, the present and the future

scholarly article by Haskel J. Greenfield published in March 2010

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The Secondary Products Revolution: the past, the present and the future (English)

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Haskel J. Greenfield

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March 2010

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World Archaeology

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42

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29-54

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