Kamenné suroviny v pravěku východní části střední Evropy

Antonín Přichystal

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Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology Archaeological and Geological Studies

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V knize jsou popsany kamenne suroviny na výrobu stipaných a brousených artefaktů, žernovů, mlecich kamenů, brousků, natepnich desticek a přeslenů. Charakterizovany jsou i zdroje soli, použivani fosilii, pseudoartefakty a falzifikaty. Pokryto je uzemi Ceske a Slovenske republiky, Polska, Maďarska, Saska, Durynska, Bavorska, Burgenlandu, Dolniho a Horniho Rakouska.

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