Marine mammals and body ornaments in the Upper Palaeolithic: a rare example of a seal tooth pendant from Kents Cavern, Devon, U.K.

Authors: Simon A. Parfitt, Lucile Crété, Rob Dinnis et al.
Publication: Quaternary Science Reviews
Published: Jun 1, 2026
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