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Technological differentiation associated with the Saint-Césaire Neandertal
p. 187-196
Abstract
Technological study of the lithic assemblage from the Castelperronian level at Saint-Césaire (Charente-Maritime, France) reveals internal differentiation between "archaic" and "Upper Paleolithic" themes. This technology, associated with the most recent Neandertal known, is analyzed here in its spatio-temporal context. Observations pertaining to technological differentiation and to the organization of space in the rockshelter are presented, and the significance of these new data to the transition from Middle to Upper Paleolithic is briefly discussed.
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Bibliographical reference
Michel Guilbaud, Anna Backer and François Lévêque, « Technological differentiation associated with the Saint-Césaire Neandertal », Préhistoire européenne, 6 | 1994, 187-196.
Electronic reference
Michel Guilbaud, Anna Backer and François Lévêque, « Technological differentiation associated with the Saint-Césaire Neandertal », Préhistoire européenne [Online], 6 | 1994, Online since 11 May 2026, connection on 21 June 2026. URL : https://popups.uliege.be/3041-5535/index.php?id=177
