The Epigravettian chronology and the human population of eastern Central Europe during MIS2

The Epigravettian chronology and the human population of eastern Central Europe during MIS2

The goal of this paper is to refine the relative and absolute chronology of Epigravettian culture (26.5–15.0 ka) in eastern Central Europe (ECE) and clarify its relation to the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) and subsequent climatic changes. Epigravettian sites were sorted into three chronological cluste...

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Main Authors: Bárány, A. (Author), Béres, S. (Author), Cserpák, F. (Author), Gasparik, M. (Author), Lengyel, G. (Author), Major, I. (Author), Molnár, M. (Author), Nadachowski, A. (Author), Nemergut, A. (Author), Svoboda, J. (Author), Verpoorte, A. (Author), Wilczyński, J. (Author), Wojtal, P. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2021
Subjects:
Animals
Austria
Carpathian Basin
Central Europe
chronology
Czech Republic
Deglaciation
Deglaciations
detection method
Eastern central europe
Eastern Central Europe
Epigravettian
Glacial geology
hunter-gatherer
Hunter-gatherer
Hunter-gatherers
Last Glacial Maximum
Last Glacial-Interglacial
Lithic typology
Lithics
Lithology
Lower Austria
mammoth
marine isotope stage
Megafauna
Moravia
Pleistocene
Pleistocene megafauna
Poland [Central Europe]
Radiocarbon dating
Rangifer tarandus
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