Upper Palaeolithic settlement and mobility in the Armenian highlands: agent-based modeling, obsidian sourcing, and lithic analysis at Aghitu-3 Cave
Abstract Excavations at Aghitu-3 Cave in Armenia revealed stratified Upper Palaeolithic
archaeological horizons (AHs), spanning from 39 to 36,000 cal BP (AH VII) to 29–24,000 cal …
archaeological horizons (AHs), spanning from 39 to 36,000 cal BP (AH VII) to 29–24,000 cal …
[PDF][PDF] Windows on the past? Perspectives on accumulation, formation, and significance from an Australian Holocene lithic landscape
B Davies, SJ Holdaway - Mitteilungen der Gesellschaft für …, 2017 - researchgate.net
The generative nature of the archaeological record stands in contrast with reconstructive
goals of the discipline. This is particularly evident in discussions of surface archaeology …
goals of the discipline. This is particularly evident in discussions of surface archaeology …
Discovering the opposite shore: How did hominins cross sea straits?
E Hölzchen, C Hertler, A Mateos, J Rodríguez… - Plos one, 2021 - journals.plos.org
Understanding hominin expansions requires the comprehension of movement processes at
different scales. In many models of hominin expansion these processes are viewed as being …
different scales. In many models of hominin expansion these processes are viewed as being …