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Microlith A
microlith is a
small stone tool
usually made of
flint or
chert and
typically a
centimetre or so in
length and half a
centimetre wide. They...
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microlith is a
small stone tool from 35,000 to
about 3,000
years ago.
Microlith may also
refer to:
Microlith (catalytic reactor)
Microlithography Microlithosia...
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first Epipaleolithic culture is the Azilian, also
known as
microlaminar microlithism in the Mediterranean. This
culture is the
local evolution of Magdalenian...
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distinctively as
Iberian microlaminar microlithism. It was
replaced by the so-called
geometrical microlithism related to
Sauveterrian culture. In a genetic...
- perforators, and
artifacts with gloss.
Heavy duty tools,
burins and
microliths were also present. Over 7,000
grinding stones have been found, spanning...
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changing environment and find new food sources. The
development of Mode 5 (
microlith)
tools began in
response to
these changes. They were
derived from the...
- cultures.
Small stone tools called microliths and
retouched bladelets can be
found for the
first time. The
microliths of this
culture period differ greatly...
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allowed access to a
wider variety and
amount of food sources. For example,
microliths or
small stone tools or
points were
invented around 70,000–65,000 BP and...
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Development of the magdalénian
civilisations in
Western Europe.
Development of
microliths in Europe. France:
Lascaux Cave, a
veritable gallery of rock art, also...
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rather than
permanent villages. They made
sophisticated stone tools using microliths—small, finely-produced
blades that were
hafted in
wooden implements. These...
