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Raw Material Procurement and Settlement Organization during the Early Upper Palaeolithic in the TimiÅ-Bega Catchment (Banat, Southwest Romania)

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Léonard, Ine

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166 Seiten

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VML Vlg Marie Leidorferschienen am15.11.20211., Aufl.

After Pleistocene Archaeology of the Petra Area in Jordan [KSPA 5] this is the 2nd book by the DFG research project CRC 806 Our Way to Europe - B1. The author, who participated in relevant field campaigns for many years, presents the first contextual and integrative account of the deep history of early occupation of now barren and overgrazed Wadi Sabra in SW-Jordan, where a once rich, green, and fertile landscape full of game provided many benefits to hunters. The study is concerned with creating an environmental reconstruction and a model of settlement dynamics for Wadi Sabra and an understanding of its great attraction. The text is tripartite, with part I explaining the research concept, part II presenting the material from 4 sites including detailed technical analyses and a cohesive cultural-historical interpretation of the local development, and part III broadening this picture to the Southern Levant in an attempt to reconstruct settlement patterns and mobility from all available inventories in a diachronic perspective. What was found was a stable residential mobility system with a highly diverse technology and typology in the Upper Palaeolithic which was only homogenised in the Epipalaeolithic.mehr

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KlappentextAfter Pleistocene Archaeology of the Petra Area in Jordan [KSPA 5] this is the 2nd book by the DFG research project CRC 806 Our Way to Europe - B1. The author, who participated in relevant field campaigns for many years, presents the first contextual and integrative account of the deep history of early occupation of now barren and overgrazed Wadi Sabra in SW-Jordan, where a once rich, green, and fertile landscape full of game provided many benefits to hunters. The study is concerned with creating an environmental reconstruction and a model of settlement dynamics for Wadi Sabra and an understanding of its great attraction. The text is tripartite, with part I explaining the research concept, part II presenting the material from 4 sites including detailed technical analyses and a cohesive cultural-historical interpretation of the local development, and part III broadening this picture to the Southern Levant in an attempt to reconstruct settlement patterns and mobility from all available inventories in a diachronic perspective. What was found was a stable residential mobility system with a highly diverse technology and typology in the Upper Palaeolithic which was only homogenised in the Epipalaeolithic.

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ISBN/GTIN978-3-86757-372-6

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VML Vlg Marie Leidorf

ErscheinungsortRahden/Westf.

ErscheinungslandDeutschland

Erscheinungsjahr2021

Erscheinungsdatum15.11.2021

Auflage1., Aufl.

ReiheKölner Studien zur Prähistorischen Archäologie