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The recognition of a new type of bone tools in Early Aurignacian assemblages : implications for understanding the appearance of osseous technology in Europe / Elise Tartar

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Appartient au périodique : Journal of Archaeological Science, 2012, vol. 39, n° 7, p. 2348-2360, 0305-4403

Publication: 2012 Langue: Anglais Auteur principal: Tartar, Elise, 1979- .... Topo:

Abri Castanet --

Grotte des Hyènes --

Grotte Gatzarria

Sujet: industrie osseuse • technologie de l'os • typologie osseuse • travail du bois • histoire des techniques • Aurignacien Lieu: France du Sud-Ouest • Europe occidentale Époque: Préhistoire

Mots libres: Paléolithique supérieur ancien . URL: Accès en ligne Item type: Extrait

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