ئەشکەوتی شانەدەر، لە توێژینەوەکانی سولکییەوە تا بارکر

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. Solecki, R.S., 1963. Prehistory in Shanidar Valley, northern Iraq. Science 139,179-93. 

. Nader, I.A., 1962. Shanidar Cave, Irbil Liwa, Iraq: Summary of literature with emphasis on animal remains. Cave Notes, 4, pp.25-32.

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سەرچاوەکانی خوارەوە لەم وتارەدا کەڵکیان لێ وەر نەگیراوە، بەس زانیاریی گرنگیان لەسەر توێژینەوەکانی ئەشکەوتی شانەدەر تێدایە و خوێنەری هۆگر دەتوانێت کەڵکیان لێ وەرگرێت: 

 

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Solecki, R.S., 1953. A Paleolithic Site in the Zagros Mountains of Northern Iraq, Report on a Sounding at Shanidar Cave, Part 2. Sumer, Vol. 9, pp. 60-93.

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