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Short-term occupations at high elevation during the Middle Paleolithic at Kalavan 2 (Republic of Armenia).

2021

The Armenian highlands encompasses rugged and environmentally diverse landscapes and is characterized by a mosaic of distinct ecological niches and large temperature gradients. Strong seasonal fluctuations in resource availability along topographic gradients likely prompted Pleistocene hominin groups to adapt by adjusting their mobility strategies. However, the role that elevated landscapes played in hunter-gatherer settlement systems during the Late Pleistocene (Middle Palaeolithic [MP]) remains poorly understood. At 1640 m above sea level, the MP site of Kalavan 2 (Armenia) is ideally positioned for testing hypotheses involving elevation-dependent seasonal mobility and subsistence strateg…

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Territorial and socio-economic organisation in Le Grand-Pressigny

2012

In and around Le Grand-Pressigny (Indre-et-Loire, France), a petrographic study was implementedon 92 ceramic samples from the Final Neolithic sites of Le Petit-Paulmy and Bergeresse (Abilly).Analyses showed that the sediments used were extracted from local sources: Claise and Creusealluvium, local substrate and loessic silts. Quantitatively, the study showed that almost all the ceramicmaterials in Bergeresse and more than half of those in Le Petit-Paulmy come from the valley of theCreuse. The mineralogical compositions of three samples from Le Petit-Paulmy, including one ofunusual form, indicate sources from an exogenous region, the Massif Central (perhaps the alluviumof the Loire or the Al…

Néolithique finalargileEurope occidentalePotteryPetrographyClaiseapprovisionnementLe Petit-PaulmyIndre-et-LoireLe Grand-PressignyFlintcéramiqueterritoireAbilly[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryPréhistoireFinal NeolithicCentreCeramic raw-materialsourcesBergeresseminéralogieNeolithic culturesLate Neolithicmatière premièreCreuseFrance
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Digital and handcrafting processes applied to sound-studies of archaeological bone flutes

2016

International audience; Bone flutes make use of a naturally hollow raw-material. As nature does not produce duplicates, each bone has its own inner cavity, and thus its own sound-potential. This morphological variation implies acoustical specificities, thus making it impossible to handcraft a true and exact sound-replica in another bone. This phenomenon has been observed in a handcrafting context and has led us to conduct two series of experiments (the first-one using handcrafting process, the second-one using 3D process) in order to investigate its exact influence on acoustics as well as on sound-interpretation based on replicas. The comparison of the results has shed light upon epistemolo…

[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryDigiti- zation[SHS.ARCHEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and Prehistory[ SHS.ARCHEO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryHandcraftingStatistics[INFO.INFO-GR] Computer Science [cs]/Graphics [cs.GR]Raw-materials[ INFO.INFO-GR ] Computer Science [cs]/Graphics [cs.GR]3D printingAcousticsMusic archaeology[INFO.INFO-GR]Computer Science [cs]/Graphics [cs.GR]
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