- the
result of
reverse influence from the
European Aurignacian: this
remains unsettled. The
Aurignacians are part of the wave of
anatomically modern humans...
- The
Levantine Aurignacian (35,000-29,000 BP, calibrated, 32,000-26,000 BP, non-calibrated) is an
Upper Paleolithic culture of the Near-Eastern Levant...
-
display features that are
reminiscent of
those seen in Neanderthals.
Aurignacians in
particular featured a
higher proportion of
traits somewhat reminiscent...
-
frequent than that of the
later Aurignacian,
while antler tools have not been found. It is
followed by the
Aurignacian industry.
Scholars who question...
- culture. It has been
found that
Solutreans are also
closely related to
Aurignacians.
Solutrean tools, 22,000–17,000 BP, Crot du Charnier, Solutré-Pouilly...
-
followed by the
Aurignacian. The
origins of this
culture can be
located in
Eastern Europe, in what is now
Bulgaria (proto-
Aurignacian) and
Hungary (first...
-
February 2015. Conard,
Nicholas (2009). "A
female figurine from the
basal Aurignacian of
Hohle Fels Cave in
southwestern Germany". Nature. 459 (7244): 248–252...
- at
Mount Dajt
comprise bone and
stone tools similar to
those of the
Aurignacian culture. The
Neolithic era in
Albania began around 7000 BC and is evidenced...
- ago, in the form of
notched bones found in the
context of the
European Aurignacian to
Gravettian and in Africa's Late
Stone Age. The so-called Wolf bone...
- sub-categories. The
oldest undisputed figurative art
appears with the
Aurignacian,
about 40,000
years ago,
which is ****ociated with the
earliest presence...
