- The
Iberomaurusian is a
backed bladelet lithic industry found near the
coasts of Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. It is also
known from a
single major site...
- the
oldest cemetery in
North Africa. It
contained at
least 34: 347
Iberomaurusian adolescent and
adult human skeletons, as well as
younger ones, from...
- the
earliest known being Jebel Irhoud. Much
later Morocco was part of
Iberomaurusian culture,
including Taforalt. It
dates from the
establishment of Mauretania...
- to make
beads and containers; seas**** were used for necklaces. The
Iberomaurusian practice of
extracting the
central incisors continued sporadically but...
-
Without morphological discontinuity, the
Aterian was
succeeded by the
Iberomaurusian industry,
whose lithic ****emblages bore
close relations with the Cro-Magnon...
-
Iberomaurusian industry in the Maghreb. The
earliest Iberomaurusian is
dated to c. 26.0-22.5 ka cal BP and it is not
clear whether the
Iberomaurusian...
-
inhabited by
Berbers since the late
Bronze Age as
descendants from
Iberomaurusian and
Capsian cultures. In
classical antiquity, the
Phoenicians established...
- Ifri n'Ammar is an Aterian,
Iberomaurusian, and
Mediterranean Neolithic archaeological site in
Morocco located on in the
Oriental Rif
commune of Afsou...
-
during the late
Paleolithic and Mesolithic. They are ****ociated with the
Iberomaurusian archaeological culture. The name Mechta-Afalou
comes from the large...
- were
originally noted to have been
similar to
later Aterian and some
Iberomaurusian specimens,
further examinations revealed that the
Jebel Irhoud specimens...
