- The
Sauveterrian is the name for an
archaeological culture of the
European Mesolithic which flourished around 8500 to 6500
years BP. The name is derived...
- cultures:
Azilian (Federmesser), in
Spain and
southern France, and then
Sauveterrian, in
southern France and
Tardenoisian in
Central Europe,
while in Northern...
- It was
replaced by the so-called
geometrical microlithism related to
Sauveterrian culture. In a
genetic study published in 2014, the
remains of an Azilian...
-
Europe and to
distinguish the
northern French Tardenoisian sites from the
Sauveterrian industry in
southern France. The
Tardenoisian followed the Ahrensburgian...
-
Europe Maglemosian culture 11,000–8,000 BP
Western and
Central Europe Sauveterrian culture 10,500–8,500 BP
Western Europe (Great Britain)
British Mesolithic...
-
bones and
stone tools)
dating back to the
Mesolithic (Tardenoisian and
Sauveterrian) and to the Neolithic. Some Iron Age
remains capped the deposits. Therefore...
-
microlithist cultures: Azilian, in
northern Spain and
southern France, and
Sauveterrian, in
northern France and
Central Europe,
which are
described as either...
- of the Ice Age,
creating post-glacial
cultures such as the Azilian,
Sauveterrian, Tardenoisian, and Maglemosian. In the past,
French archaeologists had...
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Church facade St.
Peter Church interior Communes of the Lot
department Sauveterrian Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Gourdon, Lot. "Répertoire national...
- into two
microlith cultures: Azilian, in
Spain and
southern France, and
Sauveterrian, in
northern France and
Central Europe.
Despite some differences, both...
