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Acheulean (/əˈʃuːliən/; also
Acheulian and Mode II), from the
French acheuléen
after the type site of Saint-Acheul, is an
archaeological industry of stone...
- Nonetheless, the
Acheulian does seem to
subtly change over time, and is
typically split up into
Early Acheulian and Late
Acheulian, the
latter becoming...
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industry that is
transitional between the
Acheulian and the
Middle Stone Age. It is at the end of the
Acheulian or
beginning of the
Middle Stone Age. It...
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Oldowan industry,
preceding the
Acheulian, were
found in the
Negev and
Syrian deserts and
support the
presence of pre-
Acheulian cultures in the
Levantine corridor...
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Distribution of
Acheulian sites in the
Siwalik region Archived 4
January 2012 at the
Wayback Machine. An
Overview of the
Siwalik Acheulian & Reconsidering...
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levels between the
Middle Palaeolithic and
Acheulian periods. The
finding of a
previously unknown new
Acheulian horizon deep
within buried deposits. An estimated...
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belongs to the
Acheulian industry, and some
scholars consider the
distinction between the
Madrasian and the broader,
regional Acheulian tradition defunct...
- well. Paddayya, K.; et al. (10
September 2002). "Recent
findings on the
Acheulian of the
Hunsgi and
Baichbal valleys, Karnataka, with
special reference...
- see below).
Monte Poggiolo, near Forlì, Italy, is the
location of an
Acheulian littoral handaxe industry dating from 1.8 to 1.1 million
years ago. The...
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between these Acheulian stone tools with
those found in
Caucasus region. The
Discovery of Ganj Par thus
indicates that Iran is part of the
Acheulian territory...
