It's generally agreed in Circum-Mediterranean Europe that the end of the upper Palaeolithic is stressed by a revolution in the subsistence strategy. This one is characterised by a widening of the diet towards small game especially leporids (rabbits and hares). However, is this change real in south of France? If it is the case, we can wonder, what are the social, economic and cultural implications? To be able to get the clues to answers those questions, it's essential to know the assemblage representativity (origins and changes). So, the major part of our work consisted in establishing a critical assessement of the knowledge of this skill and in improving them with new referentials (foxes dens, Great Eagle accumulation) and fossils (accident...
International audienceThe South-East of France is a region rich in Middle Palaeolithic sites, mostly...
Fossil remains of small mammals of the Leporidae family (genus Oryctolagus and Lepus) are abundant i...
International audienceIn south-western France, between 18,000 and 14,000 calBP, socio-economic chang...
It's generally agreed in Circum-Mediterranean Europe that the end of the upper Palaeolithic is stres...
23 pagesSince the end of the nineteenth century, a great deal of work studyingsubsistence patterns o...
How an archaeozoological approach can contribute to enlighten Late Glacial and Mesolithic hunting ec...
International audienceIn order to characterize the technical and economic behaviour of Palaeolithic ...
In Western Europe, several major events occurred during the Middle-to-Upper Palaeolithic transition,...
International audienceThe present paper aims to approach the subsistence systems, mobility and settl...
International audienceThe South-East of France is a region rich in Middle Palaeolithic sites, mostly...
Fossil remains of small mammals of the Leporidae family (genus Oryctolagus and Lepus) are abundant i...
International audienceIn south-western France, between 18,000 and 14,000 calBP, socio-economic chang...
It's generally agreed in Circum-Mediterranean Europe that the end of the upper Palaeolithic is stres...
23 pagesSince the end of the nineteenth century, a great deal of work studyingsubsistence patterns o...
How an archaeozoological approach can contribute to enlighten Late Glacial and Mesolithic hunting ec...
International audienceIn order to characterize the technical and economic behaviour of Palaeolithic ...
In Western Europe, several major events occurred during the Middle-to-Upper Palaeolithic transition,...
International audienceThe present paper aims to approach the subsistence systems, mobility and settl...
International audienceThe South-East of France is a region rich in Middle Palaeolithic sites, mostly...
Fossil remains of small mammals of the Leporidae family (genus Oryctolagus and Lepus) are abundant i...
International audienceIn south-western France, between 18,000 and 14,000 calBP, socio-economic chang...