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Mellars is a surname.
Notable people with this
surname include:
Charmian Mellars (born 1979), New
Zealand professional basketball player Sir Paul Mellars...
- Tamás
Mellár (born
March 18, 1954, in Alsónyék, Hungary) is a
Hungarian economist, statistician,
professor and politician. He is a
member of parliament...
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University of Cambridge. Paul
Mellars was born in 1939 in the
village of
Swallownest near Sheffield. His father,
Herbert Mellars, was a
miner and a member...
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Basketball League (WNBL). In 2001
Mellars was
named New Zealand's Most
Valuable Player in the
under 23-year-old category.
Mellars is a
member of the
Church of...
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Peter Mellars is a New
Zealand former rugby league footballer and
administrator who
represented New Zealand. His son, Vince, is a
professional rugby league...
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Featherstone Rovers.
Vinny Mellars was born in Porirua, New Zealand. His father, Peter, was a New
Zealand international.
Mellars pla**** his
junior rugby...
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Others think the Châtelperronian
itself is an
artifact of disturbance. Paul
Mellars and
colleagues have
criticized the
analysis of Zilhão et al., and argue...
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Context on the
South Coast, pp. 423–425
Henshilwood et al. 2002,
Abstract Mellars 2006,
Abstract Riede 2014, pp. 1–2
Bjerck 2009, Introduction, pp. 118–119...
- a “lap-dance” in a
strip club or a live **** chat.
Anthropologist Paul
Mellars of
Stony Brook University in New York
state says the
focus on exaggerated...
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Arthur M.
Sackler Museum Archived 4
January 2009 at the
Wayback Machine P.
Mellars,
Archeology and the
Dispersal of
Modern Humans in Europe: Deconstructing...
