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Excavations in Kebara Cave, Mt. Carmel"
115:). He was awarded the Certificate in Physical Anthropology in 1922 and a Diploma in 1924. Following the completion of his studies in Oxford, Turville-Petre went to work on excavations in the
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in 1928. Known by his friends as 'Fronny', Turville-Petre was openly
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