New extensive focused AMS 14C dating of the Middle and Upper Magdalenian of the western Aquitaine/Pyrenean region of France (ca. 19–14 ka cal BP): Proposing a new model for its chronological phases and for the timing of occupation

Barshay‐Szmidt, Carolyn; Costamagno, Sandrine; Henry-Gambier, Dominique; Laroulandie, Véronique; Pétillon, Jean‐Marc; Boudadi‐Maligne, Myriam; Kuntz, Delphine; Langlais, Mathieu; Mallye, Jean‐Baptiste

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“…In the Upper Magdalenian (ca. 16.5e14 ka cal BP, a chronological limit discussed in Langlais et al, 2015b;P etillon, 2015;Barshay-Szmidt et al, 2016), this raptor was a part of the hunteregatherer diet as well as a source of several raw materials (bones and probably feathers). In parallel, the role most likely occupied by this raptor in the systems of representation of such groups has also been discussed (e.g.…”

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Hunting fast-moving, low-turnover small game: The status of the snowy owl (Bubo scandiacus) in the Magdalenian

Laroulandie

2016

Quaternary International

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Hunting fast-moving, low-turnover small game: The status of the snowy owl (Bubo scandiacus) in the Magdalenian

Laroulandie

2016

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“…Ces dates ont permis, respectivement, de préciser la chronologie de la recomposition des biocénoses animales dans la région, de caler l'évolu-tion de l'outillage osseux et de dater certaines pratiques mortuaires (Barshay-Szmidt et al, 2016 ;Pétillon, 2016a …”

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“…Autant que l'on puisse en juger, le traitement du grand gibier semble également relativement stable avec une exploitation poussée des carcasses tout au long de la période considérée (e.g. Kuntz et al, 2016).…”

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“…Si les dates radiocarbone montrent un peuplement relativement continu du piémont ouest-pyrénéen, il n'en est pas de même au nord du Sable des Landes, dans l'actuelle Gironde (Barshay-Szmidt et al, 2016). Dans cette zone, un hiatus de près de 2 000 ans, situé grosso modo entre 17 500 et 15 500 cal.…”

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“…Par ailleurs, de part et d'autre de ce hiatus, les archéofaunes évoluent considérablement, indiquant un changement environnemental : l'antilope saïga et les bovinés, qui occupaient le haut des tableaux de chasse durant le MMA, laissent la place au cheval et au renne durant le MSA et le MSR (e.g. Delpech, 1983 ;Kuntz et al, 2016). Il est donc probable que le hiatus chronologique observé marque un changement dans le peuplement de cette région, devenue inhospitalière, en tout cas pour des occupations suffisamment longues et fréquentes pour être détec-tées par les préhistoriens (Pétillon et al, 2016a).…”

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Human and Animal Individuals in the Middle Magdalenian

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The category of "animal species" is at the heart of traditional interpretations of Palaeolithic art. In this context, animal depictions have traditionally been conceptualized in terms of the "animal species" they are supposed to represent. Moreover, the relationships between humans and animals have been discussed in similar terms. In this paper, I examine some innovative ways in which this relationship can be considered. In particular, I explore the possibility of interpreting animal images as representations of individuals, rather than just of species. Focusing on a number of pieces of rock art and portable images, and examining other kinds of activities (animal butchery, body adornment, treatment of human corpses, etc.) from the Middle Magdalenian (19,000-16,000 cal BP), I seek to demonstrate how the concept of the "individual" offers a number of interpretive possibilities beyond the traditional category of "species". I argue that the focus on the head and face can reflect this interest in individualized animals. I also highlight the existence of practical techniques employed to create a relationship between human and animal individuals.

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New extensive focused AMS 14C dating of the Middle and Upper Magdalenian of the western Aquitaine/Pyrenean region of France (ca. 19–14 ka cal BP): Proposing a new model for its chronological phases and for the timing of occupation

Cited by 55 publications

References 27 publications

Hunting fast-moving, low-turnover small game: The status of the snowy owl (Bubo scandiacus) in the Magdalenian

Hunting fast-moving, low-turnover small game: The status of the snowy owl (Bubo scandiacus) in the Magdalenian

L’œuf ou la poule ? Retour sur le projet Magdatis « Le Magdalénien de la façade atlantique face aux changements environnementaux »

Human and Animal Individuals in the Middle Magdalenian

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