FACT OR FICTION? BEHAVIOURAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL REVERSAL AFTER 60 KA IN SOUTHERN AFRICA

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Archaeology and ancient environmental studies Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology

Abstract

The organisers of the “Microanalysis and Dating for RockArt Studies” training workshop acknowledge the financialsupport provided by the ARCUS le-de-France/South Africarock art project (Region le-de-France, Ministere des affairesetrangeres, CNRS, AFD) and the Science, Technologies, RockArt GDRI (CNRS, NRF). The authors want to thank all partici-pants to the workshop: Aurelie Abgrall, Isabelle Barrier, ElizeBecker, Camille Bourdier, Catherine Cretin, Vincent Detalle,Paul Dumas, Sewelo Fane, Jean-Michel Geneste, CuanHahndiek, Geoffroy Heimlich, Jeremy Hollmann, LouisaHutten, Petrus Leroux, Nicolas Melard, Decio Muianga,Ancila Nhamo, Jane Noah, John Parkington, Carlos Pineda,Linda Prinsloo, Pascale Richardin, Celeste Rossouw, ClaireRossouw, Neil Rush, Elias Sideras-Haddad, Christine Sievers,George Susino, Thomas van der Linden, Nicholas Wiltshire,Leslie Zubieta. The authors acknowledge the exceptionalsupport from Dr Anne Corval of the CNRS office in Johannes-burg.

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