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This article describes a rock shelter with a comparatively recent ‘Late Stone Age’ occupation, with a certain amount of pottery in the upper levels. Dr. Posnansky was Assistant Director of the Institute when the field work was carried out; he is now Professor of Archaeology in the University of Ghana. Mr. Nelson, of the University of California at Berkeley, provides an exhaustive analysis of the stone industry
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