Archaeological Approaches to Obsidian Quarries: Investigations at the Quispisisa Source
Nicholas Tripcevich
Daniel A. Contreras
Associate Professor of Anthropology
Daniel Contreras is an associate professor of Anthropology at the University of Florida. He is an anthropological archaeologist whose research interests focus on past human-environment interactions over long timescales.
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