The altitudinal mobility of wild sheep at the Epigravettian site of Kalavan 1 (Lesser Caucasus, Armenia): Evidence from a sequential isotopic analysis in tooth enamel
C Tornero, M Balasse, A Bălăşescu… - Journal of Human …, 2016 - Elsevier
Kalavan 1 is an Epigravettian hunting campsite in the Aregunyats mountain chain in
northeastern Armenia (Lesser Caucasus). The site lies at an elevation of 1640 m in a
bottleneck that controls the descent into the Barepat Valley from the alpine meadows above.
The lithic and faunal assemblages show evidence of the production of hunting weapons, the
hunting and targeting of wild sheep (Ovis orientalis), and the constitution of animal product
reserves. A seasonal occupation of the site was proposed within a model of occupation by …
northeastern Armenia (Lesser Caucasus). The site lies at an elevation of 1640 m in a
bottleneck that controls the descent into the Barepat Valley from the alpine meadows above.
The lithic and faunal assemblages show evidence of the production of hunting weapons, the
hunting and targeting of wild sheep (Ovis orientalis), and the constitution of animal product
reserves. A seasonal occupation of the site was proposed within a model of occupation by …
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abstract Kalavan 1 is an Epigravettian hunting campsite in the Aregunyats mountain chain in
northeastern Armenia (Lesser Caucasus). The site lies at an elevation of 1640 m in a
bottleneck that controls the descent into the Barepat Valley from the alpine meadows above.
The lithic and faunal assemblages show evidence of the production of hunting weapons, the
hunting and targeting of wild sheep (Ovis orientalis), and the constitution of animal product
reserves. A seasonal occupation of the site was proposed within a model of occupation by …
northeastern Armenia (Lesser Caucasus). The site lies at an elevation of 1640 m in a
bottleneck that controls the descent into the Barepat Valley from the alpine meadows above.
The lithic and faunal assemblages show evidence of the production of hunting weapons, the
hunting and targeting of wild sheep (Ovis orientalis), and the constitution of animal product
reserves. A seasonal occupation of the site was proposed within a model of occupation by …
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