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Capo Mannu Project 2011 - Lithic Industry
Traces in Time, 2012 The authors present the first results of the analysis carried out on the prehistoric lithic industry, collected during the systematic survey campaign of September 2011, in the coastal area of Capo Mannu, central western Sardinia, and coming from old collections from the same area. Various issues are addressed: study methodologies, quantitative analysis
Stefano Caruso +2 more
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Transitions in the Early Upper Palaeolithic: An Examination of Lithic Assemblages on the Musashino Upland, Tokyo, Japan [PDF]
, 2010 This article explains lithic assemblage transitions during the Early Upper Palaeolithic (EUP) on the Musashino Upland by quantitative comparisons of lithic raw materials, core reduction (blade technology), and formal tool production.
Yamaoka, Takuya
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Statistical analysis of the lithic furniture of the Ifri Ouberrid site in Ain Elleuh in the Moroccan Central Middle Atlas [PDF]
, 2018 The archeological potential of the central Medium Atlas is characterized by its richness and its diversity. The lithic furniture discovered in the site of Ifri Ouberrid is very significant and its exploration requires a powerful statistical tool allowing
Hajila, R. (Rabia)
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, 2016 The Itaparica tradition is a lithic industry largely known with evidences of its presence in sites all over Brazil’s Central Plateau. Its main characteristic is the overwhelming presence of unifacially retouched artifacts (limaces) in these sites during ...
J. Sousa
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Objetivos, métodos e interpretación : reflexión desde la caracterización tecnológica de las industrias líticas del mesolítico [PDF]
, 2011 Es presenta un estudi de la qüestió sobre els estudis en indústria lítica a la vall de l’Ebre.This article presents a review of the studies of the Mesolithic lithic industry in the Ebro valley.Se presenta un estado de la cuestión sobre los estudios de ...
Soto, Adriana
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Early evidence of stone tool use in bone working activities at Qesem Cave, Israel [PDF]
, 2016 For a long while, the controversy surrounding several bone tools coming from pre-Upper Palaeolithic contexts favoured the view of Homo sapiens as the only species of the genus Homo capable of modifying animal bones into specialised tools.
Barkai, Ran +8 more
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, 2016 In this article we present the results of a series of analysis performed on a lithic artifact from the Itaparica industry, a limace, found in Lapa Grande de Taquaracu, an archaeological site bordering the Lagoa Santa area in Central Brazil.
Rodrigo Angeles Flores +3 more
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THE VISIBILITY AND INVISIBILITY OF HERDERS' KRAALS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA, WITH REFERENCE TO A POSSIBLE EARLY CONTACT PERIOD KHOEKHOE KRAAL AT KFS 5, WESTERN CAPE [PDF]
, 2006 The Europeans who landed on the shores of the South African Cape from the late 15th century onwards encountered local herders whom they later referred to as the Hottentots (now known as the Khoekhoe).
Bon, F +3 more
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The eeamian lithic industries of Caours (Somme)
, 2021 The discovery of the Middle Paleolithic deposit of Caours in 2003 completely changed the understanding of settlement systems in Northern Europe during the Pleistocene and demonstrated that Neanderthals was also adapted to an interglacial environment. It is a butchery site, intended for the cutting of game.
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, 2014 Pleistocene and Holocene hunter – gatherers in Iberia and the Gibraltar Strait: the current archaeological record, aims to be an updating of the current knowledge on human predatory societies settled in Iberia. The archaeological record of that region is
Arceredillo, Diego +10 more
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