Nouvelles données sur le Mésolithique des îles Tyrrhéniennes (Corse et Sardaigne) [Peut-on parler d'un « Mésolithique insulaire » ?]

Abstract

Research has greatly extended our knowledge of the Mesolithic of the Tyrrhenian Islands these last five years, in particular the excavation of five new sites in Corsica and Sardinia. The growing evidence, notably concerning environment, enables us today to propose new explanations on the modalities of occupation in these islands and way of life of the populations. From these studies, we know that Mesolithic communities settled in these islands, maybe irregularly, living mainly along the coast from which they obtain the exploited resources. This article also attemps to evaluate the impact of insularity upon the technical and economic gestures of these groups whose characteristics were often shown as the mark of a specific culture.

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