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The author describes three Ahmarian sites (Upper Paleolithic) from the Southern Sinai. The number of hearths, the specificity of the lithic industry, and the faunal remains enable us to interpret these sites as an early spring camp (Abu Noshra II), or as a kill/butchering site (Abu Noshra I).
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James L. Phillips (1988) studied this question.
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