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Figure 4. Areas in room 5.
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Figure 5. Grid of long bones under
the deposit of disarticulated human
bones
All of the pottery and other finds are being studied as a unit because
they constitute a single deposit in the cave with numerous joins between the
sherds and bones uncovered during both campaigns. These joins between
fragments found in different levels and in different rooms help demonstrate
that the material was mixed before it was placed in the cavern. The study
of the human bones and artifacts is not completed. Final publication is
tentatively planned in five volumes: I. The Topography, Geology, and Small
Finds, II. The Pottery, III. Discussion and Interpretation, IV. The Human
Remains, and V. The Faunal Remains.
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