- The
Epigravettian (Gr****: epi "above, on top of", and Gravettian) was one of the last
archaeological industries and
cultures of the
European Upper Paleolithic...
- In
Spain and France, it was
succeeded by the
Solutrean and by the
Epigravettian in Italy, the Balkans,
Ukraine and Russia. The
Gravettian culture is...
-
Madgalenian peoples were
largely replaced and in some
areas absorbed by
Epigravettian-related
groups of Villabruna/Western
Hunter Gatherer ancestry at the...
- the
eastern edge of the
Central Russian Upland,
along the Don River.
Epigravettian archaeological sites,
similar to
Eastern Gravettian sites, are common...
-
because of its
wealth of cave paintings. Germany:
Hamburg culture of the
Epigravettian type, (ca. 13,500 BC - ca. 11,200 BC),
characterised by
prongs and tools...
- hunter-gatherers,
descended from po****tions ****ociated with the
Paleolithic Epigravettian culture;
Neolithic Early European Farmers who
migrated from Anatolia...
- of the Balkans. The
Villabruna cluster (which is ****ociated with the
Epigravettian and
other related archaeological cultures) had
expanded into the Italian...
- This is a
descriptive list of
Stone Age art, the
period of
prehistory characterised by the
widespread use of
stone tools. This
article contains, by sheer...
-
Ahrensburg culture (Western Germany, Netherlands, England) 12,000 BP,
Epigravettian North and west Africa, and Sahara: 32,000 BP,
Aterian culture (Algeria...
- Pleistocene,
around 16,000
years ago, by
people ****ociated with the
Epigravettian culture.
Discoveries of
dolmens on the
island (dating to the second...
