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Forum: Environment, Archaeology, and Oil: The Messak Settafet Rescue Operation (Libyan Sahara)

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Anag, G., Cremaschi, M., Lernia, S.d. et al. Forum: Environment, Archaeology, and Oil: The Messak Settafet Rescue Operation (Libyan Sahara). African Archaeological Review 19, 67–73 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015473709731

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