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Mesolithic Cultures of Ustyurt and Kyzylkum

Acta Universitatis Lodziensis: Folia Archaeologica
The article explores the history of archaeological research on the Mesolithic sites of Ustyurt and Kizilkum and the potential for revising existing archaeological materials, as well as advancing the study of the Mesolithic period in Uzbekistan to a ...
Berik Madreymov
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Mesolithic Research in Sweden 1986-1990

Current Swedish Archaeology, 1995
The Mesolithic research in Sweden in the time period 1986-1990 is characterized as a whole by a processual epistemology and with an emphasis on interpreting finds rather than building theory.
Kjell Knutsson
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Traces de vie des derniers chasseurs-cueilleurs mésolithiques

Archéopages, 2012
Recent advances in our understanding of the Mesolithic are due in large part to the growth of development-led archaeology, which has increased our knowledge in certain respects, among which the alluvial environment.
Frédéric Séara
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Editorial

Internet Archaeology, 2007
In late September 2006 around 20 postgraduates met in the Department of Archaeology, University of York for 'Gathering our Thoughts', the first meeting of the Mesolithic Postgraduate Research Forum.
Rachel Parks
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Littisk avfallsmateriale som kilde til datering. En case-study fra Sandholmen ved Glomma, Østfold

Primitive Tider, 2016
The aim of this contribution is to demonstrate the usefulness of a targeted technological analysis and technological classification (i.e. attribute analysis of blades and flakes) as a supplement to traditional typological approaches for establishing ...
Lotte Eigeland, Anja Mansrud, Per Persson   +2 more
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The mesolithic at Mura Cave

, 2014
Mura Cave is located along the shoreline of the southern part of the suburban area of Monopoli (Bari,Italy). The project aim was to analyze the Mesolithic phase (Layer 2). Some pebble mobyliary art and bone artifacts were found.There was lithic industry,comprising 5000 unretouched artifacts, 1100 retouched tools and 34 cores.
CALATTINI, MAURO, Tessaro, C.
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Book Review: Steinzeitbier – Mesolithisches Brauen am Haspelsee und die Geschichte des Bierbrauens by Ulrich Bähr (ed)

EXARC Journal, 2021
Did people in the Mesolithic period brew beer at Haspelmoor? How was the fermentation process started and how did they control the temperature of cooking stones? These and other questions regarding Stone Age brewing are answered in the new book published
Eva Götting-Martin
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Mesolithic Monuments of the Western Kazakhstan

Oriental Studies, 2018
The article investigates Mesolithic monuments in Western Kazakhstan. A mesolithic monument Ustyurt is represented by the monuments of Aydabolskaya group: Aydabol 6-7, 9-12, 14-16, 20-23, 25; Aktaylak 1 (layer 1), Aktobe 2, Tchuruk 2 (layers 1 and 2 ...
E. Klyshev, P. Koltsov
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Evaluating Population Growth Models

Primitive Tider
This study highlights the role of theoretical approaches in understanding population dynamics, using radiocarbon summed probability distributions (SPD) from the inland Mesolithic of the Scandinavian Peninsula as a case study.
Per Persson
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Reflexions on the First to Second Mesolithic transition based on the stratigraphy from the Cuzoul de Gramat rock shelter (south-west France)

Българско е-Списание за Археология, 2019
At the turn of the 7th millennium cal. BC the European Mesolithic underwent a major transformation in its technical traditions. This break is marked by a complete renewal of the lithic industries, with the disappearance of the production of bladelets (or
Guilhem Constans, Bori Sam, Nicolas Valdeyron   +2 more
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