Definition of Dzudzuana. Meaning of Dzudzuana. Synonyms of Dzudzuana

- the Taforalt sample, "can be better modeled as an admixture between a Dzudzuana [West Eurasian] component and a sub-Saharan African component" (or an...
- Iberomaurusians of] Taforalt can be better modeled as a mixture of a Dzudzuana component and a sub-Saharan African component" (or an ancient and now-extinct...
- the Taforalt sample, can be better modeled as an admixture between a Dzudzuana-like [West-Eurasian] component and an "Ancient North African" component...
- the Taforalt sample, can be better modeled as an admixture between a Dzudzuana-like [West-Eurasian] component and an "Ancient North African" component...
- the Taforalt sample, can be better modeled as an admixture between a Dzudzuana-like [West-Eurasian] component and an "Ancient North African" component...
- pre-Acheulean, estimated at 0.7 Ma. Mousterian Mezmaiskaya cave (70–40 ka) Dzudzuana cave (30 ka) Satsurblia cave (24 ka) Damjili Cave Dash Salakhly (20 ka)...
- Paleolithic cord remnants have been discovered in a few places: Georgia's Dzudzuana Cave (30,000 years old), Israel's Ohalo II site (19,000 years old), and...
- Republic of Georgia, where spun, d****, and knotted wild flax fibers found in Dzudzuana Cave date to the Upper Paleolithic, 30,000 years ago. Humans first domesticated...
- and Zaraysk as well as the German Gönnersdorf site. The inhabitants of Dzudzuana Cave, Georgia, appear to have been staining flax fibres with plant-based...
- Wild flax fibres were used by humans as early as 30,000 years ago, at Dzudzuana cave in Georgia, but genetic evidence indicates that domestic flax was...