Mirosław Masojć

Associate Professor

University of Wrocław

Poland

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Dr. Mirosław Masojć is an Associate Professor at the University of Wrocław, Poland. His research primarily focuses on prehistoric communities and archaeological studies, particularly in regions such as Mongolia, Sudan, and Vietnam. Recent publications include works on the early Holocene landscapes and settlements in Mongolia and the review of Acheulean artifacts in the Eastern Desert of Sudan.

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Young Kwan Sohn

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Gyeongsang National University

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Beata Miazga

associate professor

University of Wrocław

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Joanna Krupa-Kurzynowska

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University of Wrocław

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Prehistoric communities of the Altai and Gobi in the light of Mongolian-Polish research in south-central Mongolia

The earliest Holocene wanderers through the Gobi Desert evidenced by the radiocarbon chronology of the lakeshore settlement near the Tsakhiurtyn Hondi, Mongolia

Prehistoric communities in the Bayuda Desert, Sudan

Heavily eroded Pleistocene landscape and site-forming processes of the Acheulean artifacts-bearing Holocene sediments, Eastern Desert, Sudan

Palaeolakes, caves and settlement during the Pleistocene and Holocene around Tsakhiurtyn Hundi, Mongolia

The Early Holocene Hoabinhian (8300-8000 cal BC) occupation from Hiem Cave, Vietnam,Une occupation hoabinhienne datée de l'Holocène ancien (8300-8000 avant notre ère) dans la grotte de Hiem, Vietnam

Gold Miners on the Trail of the Earliest Humans in Eastern Saharan Africa. Investigating the Acheulean and Middle Stone Age in Sudanese Nubia

The oldest Homo erectus buried lithic horizon from the Eastern Saharan Africa : EDAR7-an Acheulean assemblage with Kombewa method from the Eastern Desert, Sudan

Acheulean Bifaces from Khor Shambat, Omdurman (Sudan), Comparative Studies in the Nubian Context

Acheulean Bifaces from Khor Shambat, Omdurman (Sudan), Comparative Studies in the Nubian Context

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Young Kwan Sohn

Beata Miazga

Joanna Krupa-Kurzynowska

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