Diversity of the relief and the Pleistocene environments of the mountain areas of SW Siberia played a major role in the history of the palaeolithic peopling of this territory. The geographical and contextual distribution of the cultural records reflects a climatic instability in the Altai area. The cyclic nature of the glacial and interglacial periods led to periodic landscape transformations and generation of specific ecosystems adjusted to particular topographic settings and responding to climatic variations
Aim During the Late Pleistocene (c. 126–10 ka), modern humans (Homo sapiens) expanded their geograp...
ABSTRACT. We reconstructed climate change during the second half of the Holocene for the Minusinsk (...
Mammal population of the northwestern Altai included residents, autochthonous species, cosmopolitans...
The Altai Mountains in southern Siberia are one of the prime regions for archaeological investigatio...
Geological and palaeoecological evidence from Siberia shows patterned cyclic climatic changes during...
Despite certain debates concerning the correspondence of some Neopleistocene events in Siberia to gl...
The Pleistocene peopling of North Asia was a complex evolutionary process controlled by interactions...
A variety of topics (palaeoenvironmental records, evolution of lithic industries, land use and settl...
The Urals Mountains was a key loci of the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic occupation oikumene. The mount...
The Altai Mountains are well-known for their unique archaeological records, with rich, chronological...
The Altai Mountains, situated in the middle of Asia, have been inhabited by human groups since prehi...
The Altai region has yielded a cluster of Middle and Upper Paleolithicstratified sites that have bee...
Non-glaciated Arctic lowlands in north-east Siberia were subjected to extensive landscape and enviro...
Aim During the Late Pleistocene (c. 126–10 ka), modern humans (Homo sapiens) expanded their geograp...
ABSTRACT. We reconstructed climate change during the second half of the Holocene for the Minusinsk (...
Mammal population of the northwestern Altai included residents, autochthonous species, cosmopolitans...
The Altai Mountains in southern Siberia are one of the prime regions for archaeological investigatio...
Geological and palaeoecological evidence from Siberia shows patterned cyclic climatic changes during...
Despite certain debates concerning the correspondence of some Neopleistocene events in Siberia to gl...
The Pleistocene peopling of North Asia was a complex evolutionary process controlled by interactions...
A variety of topics (palaeoenvironmental records, evolution of lithic industries, land use and settl...
The Urals Mountains was a key loci of the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic occupation oikumene. The mount...
The Altai Mountains are well-known for their unique archaeological records, with rich, chronological...
The Altai Mountains, situated in the middle of Asia, have been inhabited by human groups since prehi...
The Altai region has yielded a cluster of Middle and Upper Paleolithicstratified sites that have bee...
Non-glaciated Arctic lowlands in north-east Siberia were subjected to extensive landscape and enviro...
Aim During the Late Pleistocene (c. 126–10 ka), modern humans (Homo sapiens) expanded their geograp...
ABSTRACT. We reconstructed climate change during the second half of the Holocene for the Minusinsk (...
Mammal population of the northwestern Altai included residents, autochthonous species, cosmopolitans...