- In archaeology, the
Epipalaeolithic or
Epipaleolithic (sometimes Epi-paleolithic etc.) is a
period occurring between the
Upper Paleolithic and Neolithic...
- Lisa A.; Richter, Tobias; Stock, Jay T. (2012). "The Pre-Natufian
Epipaleolithic: Long-term
Behavioral Trends in the Levant".
Evolutionary Anthropology:...
- the
Levant has been
found in
engraved limestone plaquettes from the
Epipaleolithic open-air site Ein
Qashish South in the
Jezreel Valley, Israel. The engravings...
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unexcavated structures at the site are
thought to date back to the
epipaleolithic. c. 8,000 BCE / 7000 BCE – In
northern Mesopotamia, now
northern Iraq...
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Tardenoisian (or Beuronian) is an
archaeological culture of the Mesolithic/
Epipaleolithic period from
northern France and Belgium.
Similar cultures are known...
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Trialetian is the name for an
Upper Paleolithic-
Epipaleolithic stone tool
industry from the
South Caucasus. It is
tentatively dated to the
period between...
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Epipaleolithic Azilian Le Mas-d'Azil, Ariège, France...
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archaeological period between the
Upper Paleolithic and the Neolithic. The term
Epipaleolithic is
often used synonymously,
especially for
outside northern Europe,...
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geologic Pleistocene–Holocene
boundary (modern climate)
Mesolithic or
Epipaleolithic period of
archaeology Neolithic period of
archaeology The succession...
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Central Sahara. Amid an
early period of the Holocene, semi-settled
Epipaleolithic and
Mesolithic hunters, who
created a
refined material culture (e.g...
