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Songhor: a Middle Stone Age site in western Kenya
  • Songhor: a Middle Stone Age site in western Kenya
  • Afrique ; Afrique noire ; Histoire de la géographie ; Kenya ; Middle Stone Age ; Outillage lithique ; Paléofaune ; Paléolithique moyen ; Pléistocène supérieur ; Préhistoire ; Site archéologique ; Songhor ; Stratigraphie
Later Stone Age people and their descendants in southern Africa in Southern African prehistory and paleoenvironments.
  • Later Stone Age people and their descendants in southern Africa in Southern African prehistory and paleoenvironments.
The archaeology of Mesopotamia. From the Old Stone Age to the Persian conquest
  • The archaeology of Mesopotamia. From the Old Stone Age to the Persian conquest
The myth and the stones of Venice: an historical geography of a symbolic landscape
  • The myth and the stones of Venice: an historical geography of a symbolic landscape
An experiment in the comparative analysis of distortion on historical maps
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From the Oldowan to the Middle Stone Age at Melka-Kunturé (Ethiopia). Understanding cultural changes
  • From the Oldowan to the Middle Stone Age at Melka-Kunturé (Ethiopia). Understanding cultural changes
  • Acheuléen ; Awash, vallée ; Ethiopie ; Evolution culturelle ; Géographie historique ; Histoire de la géographie ; Melka Kunturé ; Middle Stone Age ; Oldowayen ; Préhistoire ; Quaternaire zone chaude
  • Etude de nombreux sols d'habitats Oldowayens, Acheuléens et du Middle Stone Age. La méthodologie choisie essaie de mettre en évidence non seulement les aspects technologiques des différentes civilisations mais aussi l'organisation des sols
Matières premières et provinces culturelles dans l'Acheuléen français
  • procedures and an exclusively typological approach to the study of stone artifacts have also contributed to create an illusony pattern of geographic differentiation.
Hominid occupation of the east-central highlands of Ethiopia in the Plio-Pleistocene
  • Stone artefacts and fossil evidence suggest that hominids did not reach the high plateau of Ethiopia until1.5 Myr ago. Contact between hominids of the plateau and the Rift Valley seems likely.
The Sulphur Spring stage and its place in New World prehistory
  • do not substantiate an earlier claim that Sulphur Spring stage ground stone artifacts are associated with extinct megafauna, nor the hypothesis that Sulphur Spring stage artifacts are specialized plant processing tools of the Clovis Culture.