La grotte de Yarimburgaz, Thrace, Turquie, Pléistocène Moyen final

IF 0.8 4区地球科学 Q3 ANTHROPOLOGY

Anthropologie Pub Date : 2025-07-29 DOI:10.1016/j.anthro.2025.103393

Henry de Lumley , Dominique Cauche , Anne-Marie Moigne , Zeynelabidin Çuhadar , Ferah Buler Sentürk , Almira Tedil , Elisabeth Fauquembergue , Christelle Milizia , Khalid El Guennouni

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Abstract

The Yarimburgaz cave, located in the European part of Turkey, contains levels of prehistoric occupation which, according to dating and the stage of evolution of the fauna present, are attributed to the final Middle Pleistocene. The presence of fire is attested among these occupation levels, and the abundant lithic industry reveals neither bifaces nor Levallois debitage.

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亚林堡加斯洞穴，色雷斯，土耳其，最后的中更新世

Yarimburgaz洞穴位于土耳其的欧洲部分，包含史前占领的水平，根据年代和动物的进化阶段，可归因于最后的中更新世。在这些职业水平中，火的存在得到了证明，丰富的石器工业既没有显示出双面性，也没有显示出勒瓦卢瓦的退化。

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