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New evidence of archaic Homo sapiens from central Italy : the human parietal from Casal de' Pazzi (Rome) in the mid-to-late pleistocene fossil record

Passarello, Pietro

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New evidence of archaic Homo sapiens from central Italy : the human parietal from Casal de' Pazzi (Rome) in the mid-to-late pleistocene fossil record

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[Autore] Passarello, Pietro
[Autore] Manzi, Giorgio <1958- >
[Autore] Salvadei, Loretana

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New evidence of archaic Homo sapiens from central Italy : the human parietal from Casal de' Pazzi (Rome) in the mid-to-late pleistocene fossil record / Pietro Passarello, Loretana Salvadei and Giorgio Manzi.

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New evidence of archaic Homo sapiens from central Italy : the human parietal from Casal de' Pazzi (Rome) in the mid-to-late pleistocene fossil record

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