The key-sequence of Moldavian sites (Cosautsi, Mitoc, Molodova V) gives a frame for general evolution of Gravettian technology. It can be tentatively related to Central Europe chronology (Willendorf II) as well as Eastern Europe (Kostenki). Both chronological tendencies and regional trends can be detected.La séquence moldave (Cosautsi, Mitoc, Molodova V) donne une clef à l'évolution régionale du Gravettien. Elle peut être intégrée à celle de l'Europe centrale (Willendorf II) et orientale (Kostenki). Des tendances évolutives générales y apparaissent, assorties de tendances régionales à vocation traditionnelle
The Middle Upper Palaeolithic (MUP) in eastern Central Europe (ECE) comprises three variants of Grav...
Les modèles proposés pour rendre compte de l’émergence du Gravettien reposent traditionnellement sur...
The Upper Palaeolithic in the eastern Carpathians is characterized by a high density of sites, mostl...
In Moldavia, three sequences serve as the basis for the chronological context for Gravettian (and Ep...
The Gravettian tradition appears to develop from local mousterian and different cultures at the begi...
Datations, typologie et sédimentologie suggèrent une origine autochtone à la culture gravettienne su...
The definition of stages for the Gravettian of Central and Eastern Europe, based on "armatures", per...
During the Upper Palaeolithic, the Aurignacian to Gravettian “transition” represents a considerable ...
La région moldave, incluant aussi une partie de la Roumanie, illustre tous les stades du Paléolithiq...
The Upper Palaeolithic record reflects several changes in human socioeconomic behaviours and materia...
The mosaic of Gravettian adaptation over the European scene was not a static one, but displays a dyn...
Les modèles proposés pour rendre compte de l’émergence du Gravettien reposent traditionnellement sur...
The Middle Upper Palaeolithic (MUP) in eastern Central Europe (ECE) comprises three variants of Grav...
Although the Aurignacian to Gravettian «transition» represents a considerable cultural change, this ...
peer reviewedBetween 30.000 and 28.000 BP, the material culture of European hunter-gatherers societi...
The Middle Upper Palaeolithic (MUP) in eastern Central Europe (ECE) comprises three variants of Grav...
Les modèles proposés pour rendre compte de l’émergence du Gravettien reposent traditionnellement sur...
The Upper Palaeolithic in the eastern Carpathians is characterized by a high density of sites, mostl...
In Moldavia, three sequences serve as the basis for the chronological context for Gravettian (and Ep...
The Gravettian tradition appears to develop from local mousterian and different cultures at the begi...
Datations, typologie et sédimentologie suggèrent une origine autochtone à la culture gravettienne su...
The definition of stages for the Gravettian of Central and Eastern Europe, based on "armatures", per...
During the Upper Palaeolithic, the Aurignacian to Gravettian “transition” represents a considerable ...
La région moldave, incluant aussi une partie de la Roumanie, illustre tous les stades du Paléolithiq...
The Upper Palaeolithic record reflects several changes in human socioeconomic behaviours and materia...
The mosaic of Gravettian adaptation over the European scene was not a static one, but displays a dyn...
Les modèles proposés pour rendre compte de l’émergence du Gravettien reposent traditionnellement sur...
The Middle Upper Palaeolithic (MUP) in eastern Central Europe (ECE) comprises three variants of Grav...
Although the Aurignacian to Gravettian «transition» represents a considerable cultural change, this ...
peer reviewedBetween 30.000 and 28.000 BP, the material culture of European hunter-gatherers societi...
The Middle Upper Palaeolithic (MUP) in eastern Central Europe (ECE) comprises three variants of Grav...
Les modèles proposés pour rendre compte de l’émergence du Gravettien reposent traditionnellement sur...
The Upper Palaeolithic in the eastern Carpathians is characterized by a high density of sites, mostl...