Odbij in shrani: Pozno paleolitski-neolitski depoji na Daljnem vzhodu

Translated title of the contribution: Knap and keep: Late palaeolithic-neolithic caches, far east

Andrey V. Tabarev, Darya A. Ivanova, Yoshitaka Kanomata

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Abstract

The tradition of lithic caches illustrates a special strategy of storing lithics which were extracted from chaine operatoire for some time to be kept/hidden in a special place with/without subsequent return and use. For the Palaeolithic . Neolithic/J.mon of the Far East (Russian part and the Japanese Archipelago) within the frame of 35 000.2400 cal BP, this tradition demonstrates an impressive multiplicity (more than 400 cases), high diversity, duration, dynamics, and local variability. Such an abundant source of data opens rich perspectives for detailed technological analysis, functional interpretations, and interregional correlations, with analogies in the Stone Age cultures of the Near East, Europe, and North America.

Translated title of the contributionKnap and keep: Late palaeolithic-neolithic caches, far east
Original languageSlovenian
Pages (from-to)2-11
Number of pages10
JournalDocumenta Praehistorica
Volume48
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2021 Jun

Keywords

  • Far East
  • Jomon
  • Late Palaeolithic
  • Lithic caches
  • Neolithic
  • Technology

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Archaeology
  • Anthropology
  • Archaeology

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