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Sungir (Russian: Сунгирь,
sometimes spelled Sunghir) is an
Upper Paleolithic archaeological site in
Russia and one of the
earliest records of
modern Homo...
- from at
least 40,000
years ago, was
found at Kostyonki–Borshchyovo, and at
Sungir,
dating back to 34,600
years ago—both in
western Russia.
Humans reached...
- to both
Paleolithic European and
Siberian hunter-gatherers, such as the
Sungir specimens from
western Russia, the Peștera ****rii
woman (34 kya) in Romania...
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Paleolithic societies in resource-rich
environments (such as
societies in
Sungir, in what is now Russia) may have had more
complex and
hierarchical organization...
- the lion man, the
Venus figurines, and the
elaborate ritual burial from
Sungir.[citation needed] In the 19th century,
researchers proposed various theories...
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Upper Paleolithic culture was the
Gravettian industry,
represented by the
Sungir, the Vestonice, and the
Fournol clusters, with less or no IUP-affiliated...
- near the Don
River in
Russia (dated to at
least 40,000
years ago) and at
Sungir (34,600
years ago).
Humans reached Arctic Russia (Mamontovaya Kurya) by...
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known is that of
Sungir 1, a middle-aged man
buried at the
Russian Sungir site. In good
physical health at the time of his death,
Sungir 1
seems to have...
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rubies for eyes. Xuanzang, a 7th-century
Chinese monk,
referred to Zhun as "
Sungir".
According to
author André Wink, In
southern and
eastern Afghanistan, the...
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