Lithics of the North African Middle Stone Age: assumptions, evidence and future directions
Page 1 JASs Invited Reviews Journal of Anthropological Sciences the JASs is published by the …

Nubian Levallois cores are currently one of the most debated artefact types in Palaeolithic
archaeology. Previous work has focused mainly on the definition and technological …

Abstract The Gademotta and Kulkuletti site complex, located in the central part of the Main
Ethiopian Rift, is known to be one of the richest early Middle Stone Age (MSA) sequences in …

The long archeological sequence exposed during our renewed excavations in Hayonim
Cave sheds new light on the striking technological changes observed at the boundary …

Edge convergence, which is typical for pointed tools, is a major morphological feature
contributing to the definition of the African Middle Stone Age (MSA). The multifaceted …

Abstract The Middle Stone Age (MSA) corresponds to a critical phase in human evolution,
overlapping with the earliest emergence of Homo sapiens as well as the expansions of …

Sahle and Braun's (in press) recent comments on our identification (Douze and Delagnes,
2016) of diachronic trends in Middle Stone Age point traditions in several lithic assemblages …

Garba III, in the upper Awash Valley of Ethiopia, is one of the many sub-sites of Melka
Kunture, where the overall archaeological record starts at c. 1.8 Ma. Garba III was excavated …

Lithics are the most abundant archaeological evidence from the remote past, however the
way they are used to reconstruct past human groups is often biased. The Middle Stone Age …

Résumé En Namibie, malgré une riche documentation sur le Middle et Later Stone Age, les
sites Earlier Stone Age sont principalement connus en surface du fait d'important processus …