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Are Victoria West cores “proto-Levallois”? A phylogenetic assessment
Journal of Human Evolution, 2009 Cores from South Africa assigned to the "Victoria West" industry have long been purported as a "proto-Levallois" core form, and thus regarded as ancestral to the Levallois prepared core technologies of the Middle Paleolithic and African Middle Stone Age. Similarities in form between Victoria West cores, in terms of surface morphology and the removal of
Stephen J Lycett
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Journal of Archaeological Science, 2013
Mathematical modelling has suggested that Levallois core morphology represents a reduction strategy driven by economic considerations; particularly the minimization of ‘waste’ while aiming to maximize cutting edge length of flakes obtained from cores of a given size.
Stephen J Lycett, Metin I Eren
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Mathematical modelling has suggested that Levallois core morphology represents a reduction strategy driven by economic considerations; particularly the minimization of ‘waste’ while aiming to maximize cutting edge length of flakes obtained from cores of a given size.
Stephen J Lycett, Metin I Eren
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2020
Levallois refers to a way of making stone tools that is a significant component of the technological adaptations of both Neanderthals and early modern humans. Although distinctive Levallois artifacts were identified already in the 19th century, a consensus on the definition of the Levallois and clear criteria for distinguishing Levallois from non ...
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Levallois refers to a way of making stone tools that is a significant component of the technological adaptations of both Neanderthals and early modern humans. Although distinctive Levallois artifacts were identified already in the 19th century, a consensus on the definition of the Levallois and clear criteria for distinguishing Levallois from non ...
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Archaeological and Anthropological SciencesAbstract Discussions of the Levallois method typically focus on the preparation of the core surface geometry as the primary factor in determining the characteristics of Levallois products. While some studies have acknowledged the role of knapping gestures, there is still limited empirical investigation into how different force application ...
Sam C Lin, Chris Clarkson, Lin Sam C
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Differences in variability and use of Levallois and Non-Levallois laminar blanks in the late Middle Paleolithic of the central Balkans [PDF]
, 2023 Despite the abundance of publications in the last forty years, as detailed studies on reduction processes, the existence and co-existence of Levallois and non-Levallois laminar strategies and their variability in the Middle Paleolithic in Europe still need to be better understood.
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Blade and Levallois technology in western Australian prehistory
2021Quartär – Internationales Jahrbuch zur Erforschung des Eiszeitalters und der Steinzeit, Bd. 27/28 (1977): Quartär.
Dortch, Charles, Bordes, François
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2019
Par opposition à ceux de l’Aurignacien, les ensembles lithiques gravettiens procèdent selon une méthode rappelant le Levallois quant à la préparation des supports. Mais les variations observables au sein du Gravettien touchent autant les processus de symbolisation dans l’art et les sépultures.
Otte, Marcel, Noiret, Pierre
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Par opposition à ceux de l’Aurignacien, les ensembles lithiques gravettiens procèdent selon une méthode rappelant le Levallois quant à la préparation des supports. Mais les variations observables au sein du Gravettien touchent autant les processus de symbolisation dans l’art et les sépultures.
Otte, Marcel, Noiret, Pierre
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The emergence of Levallois technology in the western Mediterranean.
2012The introduction of Levallois method in Europe was an asynchronous event of reorganization of the local core technology. Although the chronologies of this new knapping method are well established in Northern Europe, a certain disagreement exists in the literature regarding the Mediterranean territories. Some authors argued that Levallois technology was
Picin A., PERESANI, Marco
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