Add to ORKGThis article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle Palaeolithic site recently discovered in the Berici Hills, a karstic plateau in the north-east of Italy. A first survey and field campaigns have brought to light a small cavity almost totally filled with sediments embedding one single Mousterian layer sandwiched by sediments avoid of any relevant archaeological remains. A large herbivore tooth has been U-Th dated, with a minimum age of 70.2 +1/-0.9 ky BP. Several economic and cultural aspects make this site peculiar with respect to the others at the regional scale. The faunal remains record the abundance of large ungulates, mostly Megaloceros giganteus, but also Cervus elaphus and Bos/Bison....
In this article we present evidence of the hard animal tissue exploitation at Paglicci Cave (Rignano...
In this article we present evidence of the hard animal tissue exploitation at Paglicci Cave (Rignano...
North-eastern Italy was a familiar region for Neanderthal groups, as attested by over 20 Middle Pala...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
During the MIS3 the Northern Adriatic region was covered by open birch-conifer forests, xerophytic s...
During the MIS3 the Northern Adriatic region was covered by open birch-conifer forests, xerophytic s...
During the MIS3 the Northern Adriatic region was covered by open birch-conifer forests, xerophytic s...
This article describes Rio Secco Cave, a newly discovered Middle Paleolithic site in the eastern Ita...
During the MIS3 the Northern Adriatic region was covered by open birch-conifer forests, xerophytic s...
In this article we present evidence of the hard animal tissue exploitation at Paglicci Cave (Rignano...
In this article we present evidence of the hard animal tissue exploitation at Paglicci Cave (Rignano...
In this article we present evidence of the hard animal tissue exploitation at Paglicci Cave (Rignano...
North-eastern Italy was a familiar region for Neanderthal groups, as attested by over 20 Middle Pala...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
During the MIS3 the Northern Adriatic region was covered by open birch-conifer forests, xerophytic s...
During the MIS3 the Northern Adriatic region was covered by open birch-conifer forests, xerophytic s...
During the MIS3 the Northern Adriatic region was covered by open birch-conifer forests, xerophytic s...
This article describes Rio Secco Cave, a newly discovered Middle Paleolithic site in the eastern Ita...
During the MIS3 the Northern Adriatic region was covered by open birch-conifer forests, xerophytic s...
In this article we present evidence of the hard animal tissue exploitation at Paglicci Cave (Rignano...
In this article we present evidence of the hard animal tissue exploitation at Paglicci Cave (Rignano...
In this article we present evidence of the hard animal tissue exploitation at Paglicci Cave (Rignano...
North-eastern Italy was a familiar region for Neanderthal groups, as attested by over 20 Middle Pala...