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A large Gravette from the La Rochette rock shelter
This is a large Gravette(8cm long) from the La Rochette rock shelter, introduced during earlier posts. a La Rochette is an Abri, situated near Le Moustier, which was almost completely destroyed by various ”excavators” (among them the infamous Otto Hauser). H. … Continue reading
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Tagged Aquitaine, Aze, Gravettian, Gravettien, Hohle Fels, La Rochette, Sire, Vezere
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Bec de Perroquet burin from La Madeleine
This is a double Burin Bec de Perroquet from the Magdalenian VI at La Madeleine with one Bec broken. Usually so called “type-fossils” are only of limited chronological value during the Paleolithic, as extensively shown during the last 60 years. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bec de Perroquet, Burin, La Madeleine, Magdalenian, Vezere
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Technique at Le Moustier
These are two elongated Levallois flake / knifes made from typical dark Senonian flint from Le Moustier G. The MTA assemblage from Le Moustier layer G (TL-Date: 50-55 k.a. BP) shows an ensemble that is characterized by a recurrent centripetal … Continue reading
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Tagged Dordogne, Le Moustier, Mousterian, MTA, Vezere
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Chatelperronian Points from the Pas-Estret site
Chatelperronian Points from the Pas-Estret site (Beune) near Les Eyzies excavated during a couple of days by Dr. Ampoullanges in 1911. Many questions about the Chatelperronian, a technocomplex which is found stratigraphically above the Mousterian and below the Protoaurignacian and … Continue reading
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Tagged Aurignacian, Backed piece, Chatelperronian, MTA, Vezere
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Quina scraper from Abri de Merveilles (Vallon des Roches at Sergeac)
The Vallon des Roches (also called Vallon de Castelmerle) in Sergeac is a side valley of the Vézère, located just 9 km south of Montignac-Lasceaux on the left bank of the Vézère. The “Vallon” seems to have been a favorite … Continue reading
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Tagged Abri, Aurignacian, Castelmerle, Peyrony, Sergeac, Vezere
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Abri Lartet
Abri Lartet: Four artefacts from the early Aurignacian in the Vezere Valley: Burin, large burin, carinated scraper combined with a burin and a double scraper. This artifacts were manufactured around 35-32k.a BP. Abri Lartet (Abri Lartet, also called the “petite grotte de … Continue reading
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Tagged Aurignacian, Aurignacien ancien, Dordogne, Vezere
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