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A Settlement of the Copper Age in Portugal Imported Rock Leaves for Its Tools From Granada, More than 500 Kilometers, Exactly the Same as the Local Ones
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Vila Nova de São Pedro, a fortified village located in the region of Azambuja (Portugal), was during the Copper Age (between 2800 and 2100 B.C.E.) a center of great relevance. Thousands of stone tools have been found there, especially large silica leaves. A team of [...]
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