Upper Pleistocene Archaeological Occurrences at Site GvJM/22, Lukenya Hill, Kenya

Richard Michael Gramly

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

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Situation geographique et climatique, flore. Description des fouilles de 2niveaux stratifies. Datation C14 (18000 a 9900). Faune. Etude de l'industrie lithique, (nucleus, eclats, lames, grattoirs, burins) en obsidienne et roche volcanique. Etude par microscopie des traces d'utilisation. Considerations sur les techniques de chasse et l'alimentation.

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