Le gisement Paléolithique moyen de Meillers (Allier) : un exemple de la variabilité du débitage Discoïde

Abstract

Abstract Meillers is a vast open-air site, dated to early in the Wurm glaciation, established on top of a Permian chert source. Chert was extracted by prehistoric man and flaked on the site. The prevailing lithic reduction sequence is Discoi'dal, principally unifacial and, to a lesser degree, bifacial. The different types of blanks are not much retouched. The most frequent types of tools are notches and denticulates, then scrapers. Meillers can be interpreted as a site specialised in the production of blanks which are unretouched and, in some cases, exported.

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