Flint implements with rounded ends, excavated at several Upper Palaeolithic sites in Denmark and Holland, are interpreted as strike-a-lights used in combination with pyrites. Experimental flints employed int his way show use-wear traces similar to those on the prehistoric specimens. It is suggested that the pyrite technique for fire production predates wood-on-wood techniques, at least in Europe and in Greenland
Burnt lithic artefacts are regularly discarded from microwear analyses, causing a bias in the functi...
The research contained in this dissertation explores the origins of fire making in prehistory, focus...
Equipment used for fire-making must have formed an integral part of the toolkits of Palaeolithic hun...
Flint implements with rounded ends, excavated at several Upper Palaeolithic sites in Denmark and Hol...
Flint implements with rounded ends, excavated at several Late Palaeolithic sites in Denmark and the ...
Flint implements with rounded ends, excavated at several Late Palaeolithic sites in Denmark and the ...
Fire use appears to have been relatively common among Neandertals in the Middle Palaeolithic. Howeve...
Tyt. z nagłówka.Bibliogr. s. [8-10].Various knapping techniques of flints used at Stone Age effected...
peer reviewedCurrently, there is no agreement about the timing of the habitual use of fire in the Pa...
The role of firesetting, which prevailed through millennia as the main method of exploitation raw ma...
We present here the first direct evidence for regular fire making by Neandertals. Isolated zones of ...
International audienceMost studies regarding the Paleolithic use of fire in France have focused on i...
Various knapping techniques of flints used at Stone Age effected production of various implements bu...
Burnt lithic artefacts are regularly discarded from microwear analyses, causing a bias in the functi...
Burnt lithic artefacts are regularly discarded from microwear analyses, causing a bias in the functi...
Burnt lithic artefacts are regularly discarded from microwear analyses, causing a bias in the functi...
The research contained in this dissertation explores the origins of fire making in prehistory, focus...
Equipment used for fire-making must have formed an integral part of the toolkits of Palaeolithic hun...
Flint implements with rounded ends, excavated at several Upper Palaeolithic sites in Denmark and Hol...
Flint implements with rounded ends, excavated at several Late Palaeolithic sites in Denmark and the ...
Flint implements with rounded ends, excavated at several Late Palaeolithic sites in Denmark and the ...
Fire use appears to have been relatively common among Neandertals in the Middle Palaeolithic. Howeve...
Tyt. z nagłówka.Bibliogr. s. [8-10].Various knapping techniques of flints used at Stone Age effected...
peer reviewedCurrently, there is no agreement about the timing of the habitual use of fire in the Pa...
The role of firesetting, which prevailed through millennia as the main method of exploitation raw ma...
We present here the first direct evidence for regular fire making by Neandertals. Isolated zones of ...
International audienceMost studies regarding the Paleolithic use of fire in France have focused on i...
Various knapping techniques of flints used at Stone Age effected production of various implements bu...
Burnt lithic artefacts are regularly discarded from microwear analyses, causing a bias in the functi...
Burnt lithic artefacts are regularly discarded from microwear analyses, causing a bias in the functi...
Burnt lithic artefacts are regularly discarded from microwear analyses, causing a bias in the functi...
The research contained in this dissertation explores the origins of fire making in prehistory, focus...
Equipment used for fire-making must have formed an integral part of the toolkits of Palaeolithic hun...
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