Visualisation(s) :
0 (0 ULiège)
Téléchargement(s) :
0 (0 ULiège)
Die kulturelle Interpretation der Artefakte aus der Zeit des Homo erectus
- Cultural interpretation of the artifacts from Homo erectus
p. 231-238
Résumé
Homo erectus used different kinds of stone-tools : handaxes, choppers, borers and cutting-tools. He also had wooden “spears”, antler clubs, hearths and dwellings. It can be shown that heavy-duty choppers and light-duty cutting-tools generally were made of different kinds of raw materials. Antler, bones, ivory and wood were taken for different types of tools. This shows that Homo erectus had well defined traditions with fixed symbols in the common mind of social groups. The system of tools and artifacts s.l. has strong correlations to the system of classified ideas or word symbols. Therefore there is no doubt that Homo erectus had spoken.
Index
Texte
Citer cet article
Référence papier
Lutz Fiedler, « Die kulturelle Interpretation der Artefakte aus der Zeit des Homo erectus », ERAUL, 62 | 1995, 231-238.
Référence électronique
Lutz Fiedler, « Die kulturelle Interpretation der Artefakte aus der Zeit des Homo erectus », ERAUL [En ligne], 62 | 1995, mis en ligne le 30 janvier 2026, consulté le 19 mai 2026. URL : https://popups.uliege.be/3041-5527/index.php?id=6090
Auteur
Lutz Fiedler
Dr., Landesamt für Denkmalpflege Hessen, Archäologische Denkmalpfleg, Ketzerbach 11, D-35037 Marburg, Germany
