International audienceLe gisement de Brassempouy est localisé au sud du département des Landes (France), à deux kilomètres du village de Brassempouy et à quarante kilomètres au sud de Mont-de-Marsan, en Chalosse. Il comprend plusieurs cavités (grotte du Pape, grotte des Hyènes, galerie Dubalen, galerie du Mégacéros) qui appartiennent à un réseau karstique complexe creusé dans une formation calcaire éocène à quelques mètres sous le sol naturel. Les vestiges humains étudiés dans cet article ont été découverts de 1981 à 1996 par H. Delporte dans des niveaux de la grotte des Hyènes, de la galerie Dubalen et de la grotte du Pape attribués à l'Aurignacien ancien. Ces niveaux se placent dans l'intervalle 34 000 ans BP-30 000 ans BP. L'échantillon ...
This paper presents the discovery and study of two new fossil human remains from the mousterian site...
International audienceThe cave of Fauroux yielded two stratigraphical units attributed to Magdalenia...
International audienceThe human fossils from Europe are still the subject of very many studies. Amon...
National audienceThe Cro-Magnon skeletal remains discovered en 1868 near les Eyzies–de-Tayac (Dordog...
International audienceThe frontal bone (La Crouzade V) and the maxilla (La Crouzade VI) of an adult ...
International audienceThe “Trou de la Coupe” sinkhole in Touvre (Charente, France), only partially e...
International audienceThis article on the Chassey site of Saint-Antoine II at Saint-Aunès (Hérault d...
International audienceAbstract: The Gargas cave has been the subject of a research programme since 2...
International audienceThe burials and human deposits presented in this article were discovered at th...
International audienceThis article presents the findings of the study of an exceptional cremation gr...
International audienceL'aspect « perturbé » des sépultures de nombreux sites de l'âge du Bronze euro...
International audienceDer Fundort Le Petit Cloup Barrat öffnet sich zum Rande einer kleinen Doline h...
National audienceThe field of Brassempouy is situated in the south of the Landes departement, two ki...
This paper presents the discovery and study of two new fossil human remains from the mousterian site...
International audienceThe cave of Fauroux yielded two stratigraphical units attributed to Magdalenia...
International audienceThe human fossils from Europe are still the subject of very many studies. Amon...
National audienceThe Cro-Magnon skeletal remains discovered en 1868 near les Eyzies–de-Tayac (Dordog...
International audienceThe frontal bone (La Crouzade V) and the maxilla (La Crouzade VI) of an adult ...
International audienceThe “Trou de la Coupe” sinkhole in Touvre (Charente, France), only partially e...
International audienceThis article on the Chassey site of Saint-Antoine II at Saint-Aunès (Hérault d...
International audienceAbstract: The Gargas cave has been the subject of a research programme since 2...
International audienceThe burials and human deposits presented in this article were discovered at th...
International audienceThis article presents the findings of the study of an exceptional cremation gr...
International audienceL'aspect « perturbé » des sépultures de nombreux sites de l'âge du Bronze euro...
International audienceDer Fundort Le Petit Cloup Barrat öffnet sich zum Rande einer kleinen Doline h...
National audienceThe field of Brassempouy is situated in the south of the Landes departement, two ki...
This paper presents the discovery and study of two new fossil human remains from the mousterian site...
International audienceThe cave of Fauroux yielded two stratigraphical units attributed to Magdalenia...
International audienceThe human fossils from Europe are still the subject of very many studies. Amon...