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Hunter-gatherers ‘on the move’? - Lars Larsson, Hans Kindgren, Kjel Knutsson, David Loeffler & Agneta Åkerlund (ed.). Mesolithic on the move: papers presented at the 6th International Conference on the Mesolithic in Europe, Stockholm 2000. xlix+702 pages, 486 figures, 70 tables. 2003. Oxford: Oxbow; 1-84217-089-9 hardback £95. - Colette & Jean-Georges. Rozoy Les camps mésolithiques du Tillet: analyses typologique, typométrique, structurelle et spatiale (Société Préhistorique Française Travaux 2). 145 pages, 80 figures, 82 tables. 2002. Paris: Société Préhistorique Française; 2-913745-07-5 paperback £22. - Frédéric Surmely (ed.). Le site mésolithique des Baraquettes (Velzic, Cantal) et le peuplement de la moyenne montagne cantalienne, des origines à la fin du Mésolithique (Société Préhistorique Française Memoire 32). 283 pages, 133 figures, 14 colour & b&w photographs, 52 tables. 2003. Paris: Société Préhistorique Française; 2-913745-12-1 paperback. - Frédéric Séara, Sylvain Rotillon & Christophe Cupillard (ed.). Campements mésolithiques en Bresse jurassienne: Choisey et Ruffey-sur-Seille. 341 pages, 292 figures, 88 tables. 2002. Paris: Maison des sciences de l’Homme; 2-7351-0815-5 (ISSN 1255-2127) paperback £42. - Nena Galanidou & Catherine Perlès (ed.). The Greek Mesolithic: problems and perspectives. 224 pages, 68 figures, 67 tables. 2003. London: British School at Athens; 0-904887-43-X hardback. - Ben Fitzhugh & Junko Habu (ed.). Beyond foraging and collecting: evolutionary change in hunter-gatherer systems. xvii+442 pages, 81 figures, 26 tables. 2002. New York (NY): Kluwer/Academic Plenum; 0-306-46753-4 hardback $99.
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