1995
DOI: 10.3406/bspf.1995.10058
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Technologie du débitage laminaire au Paléolithique moyen en Europe septentrionale : état de la question

Abstract: RÉSUMÉ En Europe septentrionale, dès la fin du Pleistocene moyen (étages isotopiques 8 à 6), une nette tendance au débitage laminaire existe au sein de plusieurs industries lithiques. Cette tendance s'exprime par un débitage direct non-Levallois (Coquel- les, Crayford, etc.) ou par un débitage Levallois (Étaples, Biache-Saint- Vaast, etc.), rarement par un débitage de "style" paléolithique supérieur (Rissori). Ce dernier connaît un réel développement au début du Dernier Glaciaire (étages isotopiques 5 et 4) da… Show more

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“…The third and final phase is that of the well-known case of the northern European blade production observed at several sites dating back to MIS 8 and MIS 7 (Révillion 1995).…”
Section: The Blade Phenomenon In the Middle Paleolithicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The third and final phase is that of the well-known case of the northern European blade production observed at several sites dating back to MIS 8 and MIS 7 (Révillion 1995).…”
Section: The Blade Phenomenon In the Middle Paleolithicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The features described are present over a vast territory extending from north-western Europe to the Near East, including the central regions of the European continent (Goren-Inbar, 1988;Chase, 1990;Golovanova, 2000;Elston and Kuhn, 2002;Ollé et al, 2005;Dibble and McPherron, 2006;Hovers, 2006;Bourguignon et al, 2008;Brenet et al, 2008) (Table 6). Some sites from this area exhibit an early development of Levallois schemes, often accompanied by a trend towards the production of elongated blanks (see for instance: Kozlowski, 2001;Meignen, 1994Meignen, , 1998Moncel, 2001;Révillon, 1995). From MIS 9 onwards, these complexes start to diffuse in the loess and river sequences of north-western Europe (Révillon, 1995) from southern Britain (see for instance Botany Pit, Purfleet, dated from terminal MIS 10 to early MIS 8 or late stage 9/early stage 8, White and Ashton, 2003, and La Cotte Saint-Brelade, layers C-D, dated to 238 ± 35 ka, Callow and Cornford, 1986) to northern France, where the Somme valley sites reveal evidence of Levallois débitage starting around 400 ka (and well mastered use of this technique during MIS 9) .…”
Section: Discussion: Technological Behavior In Europe During Mismentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The only exception is a large thick crested-blade which could attest the existence of a ''non-Levallois reduction sequence of Upper Palaeolithic style'' (Fig. 17E) (Révillon, 1995). All cores issued from the laminar reduction scheme with a single striking platform were abandoned after the removal of a few, mostly cortical blades (Fig.…”
Section: Preparation/maintenance Of Convexities and Recurrencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…raspador fig. 13 -7-) que bien podrían adscribirse a momentos antiguos (OIS 5) en los que existen industrias de este tipo en el noroeste de Europa (Révillion, 1995), si bien en la Península ibérica no existen ejemplos por el momento. La mayor parte de los núcleos presentan explotaciones de tipo unipolar lateral abrupto o de tipo discoide sensu lato (Peresani, 2003).…”
Section: Descripción Y Características Tecnológicas De La Industria Lunclassified