Proceedings of the British Academy, Svazek 82British Academy, 1993 - Počet stran: 524 |
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... Aurignacian industries contrasts sharply with the remarkable diversity of the immedi- ately preceding Middle Palaeolithic technologies in the different regions of Europe . As Kozlowski ( 1992 ) and others have emphasized , the final ...
... Aurignacian industries contrasts sharply with the remarkable diversity of the immedi- ately preceding Middle Palaeolithic technologies in the different regions of Europe . As Kozlowski ( 1992 ) and others have emphasized , the final ...
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... Aurignacian and Châtelperronian populations can now be demonstrated from several different aspects of the chronological data . In addition to correlations based on the detailed climatic and vegetational sequences recorded in the ...
... Aurignacian and Châtelperronian populations can now be demonstrated from several different aspects of the chronological data . In addition to correlations based on the detailed climatic and vegetational sequences recorded in the ...
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... Aurignacian groups built up to relatively high levels during the middle and later stages of the Aurignacian ( especially during the ' Aurignacian I ' stage , around 32- 34,000 BP ) that any direct economic and social competition for the ...
... Aurignacian groups built up to relatively high levels during the middle and later stages of the Aurignacian ( especially during the ' Aurignacian I ' stage , around 32- 34,000 BP ) that any direct economic and social competition for the ...
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