Lithic raw material exploitation and circulation in Préhistory

• Date de parution : 01/01/2017
• Editeur : Pulg
• EAN : 9782930495248
• Série : (-)
• Support : Papier

• Nombre de pages : 230
• Collection : (-)
• Genre : Histoire
• Thème : Histoire
• Prix littéraire(s) : (-)

Preface, Marcel Otte Forward, Masayoshi Yamada Introduction, Akira Ono Part I - General perspectives 1.1 - Rivers as orientation axes for migrations, exchange networks and transmission of cultural traditions in the Upper Palaeolithic of Central Europe, Harald Floss 1.2 - The Contribution of... Voir plus

Preface, Marcel Otte Forward, Masayoshi Yamada Introduction, Akira Ono Part I - General perspectives 1.1 - Rivers as orientation axes for migrations, exchange networks and transmission of cultural traditions in the Upper Palaeolithic of Central Europe, Harald Floss 1.2 - The Contribution of obsidian characterization studies to early prehistoric archaeology, Tristan Carter 1.3 - The mesolithic project Ullafelsen in Tyrol (Austria), Dieter Schäfer 1.4 - Carpathian obsidians: state of art, Katalin T. Biró 1.5 - Paleolithic of Ukraine: The main diachronic and spatial trends of lithic raw materials exploitation, Vadim Stepanchuk Part II - Regional perspectives 2.1 - The raw material variability in the mesolithic site of Ullafelsen (Sellrain, Tyrol, Austria), Stefano Bertola 2.2 - Petroarchaeological research in the Carpathian Basin: methods, results, challenges, Katalin T. Biró 2.3 - Obsidian outcrops in Ukrainian transcarpathians and their use during the Paleolithic time, Sergey Ryzov 2.4 - Small opportunities and big needs: Mira Early Upper Paleolithic case of raw materials exploitation (Dnieper basin, Ukraine), Vadim Stepanchuk 2.5 - Obsidian exploitation and circulation in Late Pleistocene Hokkaido in the northern part of the Japanese Archipelago, Hiroyuki Sato & Miyuki Yakushige 2.6 - Upper Palaeolithic obsidian use in Central Japan: the origin of obsidian source exploitation, Kazutaka Shimada 2.7 - Acquisition and consumption of obsidian in the Upper Palaeolithic on Kyushu, Japan, Kojiro Shiba