- The
Clactonian is the name
given by
archaeologists to an
industry of
European flint tool
manufacture that
dates to the
early part of the
Hoxnian Interglacial...
- 000 BCE, in the
Early Paleolithic era.
These ancient tools, made by the
Clactonian technique, bear
witness to the
ancient habitation of Slovakia.
Other stone...
- were
contemporary with other, less
sophisticated industries such as the
Clactonian and then
later with the more
sophisticated Mousterian, as well. It is...
- Ma)
Acheulean (1.76–0.13 Ma)
Madrasian (1.5 Ma)
Soanian (500–130 ka)
Clactonian (424–400 ka)
Mugharan (400–220 ka)
Middle Paleolithic (c. 300–50 ka)...
- a
curved flint tool of the type
found on the same site,
known as the
Clactonian notch. It was
discovered by
Samuel Hazzledine Warren, an
amateur pre-historian...
- were made from
worked (carefully shaped)
flakes of flint. In Europe, the
Clactonian industry is one
example of a
flake tradition. The
early flake industries...
- Ma)
Acheulean (1.76–0.13 Ma)
Madrasian (1.5 Ma)
Soanian (500–130 ka)
Clactonian (424–400 ka)
Mugharan (400–220 ka)
Middle Paleolithic (c. 300–50 ka)...
- (known in
Europe as Abbevillian)
split into two
parallel traditions, the
Clactonian, a
flake tradition, and the Acheulean, a hand-axe tradition. The Levallois...
- Interglacial,
around 424-375,000
years ago,
including stone tools of the
titular Clactonian industry. At this time
Britain had a
temperate deciduous forest environment...
- from the wood. One of the world's
oldest surviving wooden artifacts is a
Clactonian yew
spear head,
found in 1911 at Clacton-on-Sea, in Es****, UK.
Known as...
