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Tracking the emergence of the Upper Palaeolithic in western Asia and Europe: A Multiple Correspondence Analysis of Protoaurignacian and Southern Ahmarian lithics. [PDF]

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Gennai J, Falcucci A, Niochet V, Peresani M, Richter J, Soressi M.   +5 more
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Pleistocene chronology and history of hominins and fauna at Denisova Cave. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Jacobs Z, Zavala EI, Li B, O'Gorman K, Shunkov MV, Kozlikin MB, Derevianko AP, Uliyanov VA, Goldberg P, Agadjanian AK, Vasiliev SK, Brink F, Peyrégne S, Slon V, Pääbo S, Kelso J, Meyer M, Roberts RG.   +17 more
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Nubian cores along the coast of the central Levantine corridor: exploring technical variability of Levallois points in Lebanon

Hilbert YH, Haïdar-Boustani M, McLin SD, Schmitt A, Ziade M, Zaatari SE.   +5 more
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Neanderthals and their predecessors Lower and Middle Palaeolithic

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The Middle Palaeolithic of South-eastern Europe

2023
Abstract This chapter reviews the Middle Palaeolithic of South-eastern Europe in light of the results obtained by recent research. A large territory from Slovenia in the north to Greece in the south and from Croatia in the west to Bulgaria and Romania in the east is covered by the chapter. The chronology and characteristics of defined
Karavanić, Ivor, Banda, Marko
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The British Middle Palaeolithic

Quaternary International, 2016
Abstract The British Middle Palaeolithic record can be divided between an early period of occupation (EMP) mainly from late MIS 8 to early MIS 7 characterised by Levallois technology and a late phase of occupation (LMP) in early MIS 3 generally characterised by discoidal technology with flat-butted cordate and bout coupe handaxes.
Nick Ashton, Beccy Scott
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A Middle Palaeolithic human hyoid bone

Nature, 1989
The origin of human language, and in particular the question of whether or not Neanderthal man was capable of language/speech, is of major interest to anthropologists but remains an area of great controversy. Despite palaeoneurological evidence to the contrary, many researchers hold to the view that Neanderthals were incapable of language/speech ...
B, Arensburg, A M, Tillier, B, Vandermeersch, H, Duday, L A, Schepartz, Y, Rak   +5 more
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Middle Palaeolithic Diets

2016
AbstractThis chapter examines the evidence for diet amongst Middle Palaeolithic foragers in Europe and south-west Asia from c. 300,000 to 40,000 years ago, concentrating on faunal and isotopic approaches. Published faunal evidence shows that Middle Palaeolithic hominins in both regions hunted a relatively narrow range of medium- to large-sized ...
Eugène Morin, John D. Speth, Julia Lee-Thorp   +2 more
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A critique of the Chinese ‘Middle Palaeolithic’

Antiquity, 2002
The Chinese Palaeolithic has traditionally been divided into three distinct cultural periods: Lower, Middle, and Upper. Analysis of four stone tool criteria (raw material procurement, core reduction, retouch, and typology) to determine if a distinct Middle Palaeolithic stage existed in China suggests that very little change occurred in lithic ...
Xing Gao, Christopher J. Norton
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Radiocarbon calibration for the Middle/Upper Palaeolithic: a comment

Antiquity, 1999
Recently, ANTIQUITY published a new 14C calibration curve covering the last 45,000 years (van Andel 1998). This reply challenges the curve, suggesting it is too simple, and that there is need for caution in applying new datasets for the purposes of prehistoric and environmental calibration.
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