The South African Archaeological Bulletin
 1988
DOI: 10.2307/3887611
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Prehistoric Settlement Patterns in the Senqunyane Valley, Lesotho

Britt Bousman1
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“…In an earlier consideration of site patterning in Lesotho, Bousman (1988) (1988), and preliminary analysis of site distributions in the Upper Orange River Valley (Mitchell in prep.) suggests the same pattern.…”
Section: Stone Age Settlement Patternsmentioning
confidence: 99%

The archaeology of the Phuthiatsana-ea-Thaba Bosiu Basin, Lesotho, southern Africa: changes in Later Stone Age regional demography

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“…In an earlier consideration of site patterning in Lesotho, Bousman (1988) (1988), and preliminary analysis of site distributions in the Upper Orange River Valley (Mitchell in prep.) suggests the same pattern.…”
Section: Stone Age Settlement Patternsmentioning
confidence: 99%

The archaeology of the Phuthiatsana-ea-Thaba Bosiu Basin, Lesotho, southern Africa: changes in Later Stone Age regional demography

Mitchell
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1994
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Follow the Senqu: Maloti-Drakensberg Paleoenvironments and Implications for Early Human Dispersals into Mountain Systems

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“A Survey of Surveys” Revisited: Current Approaches to Landscape and Surface Archaeology in Southern Africa

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