ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD MAGLEMOSIAN
Named after the site at Maglemose, Denmark, where the culture was first classified.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAGLEMOSIAN»
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Excavations at Star Carr: An Early Mesolithic Site at Seamer ...
Examination of a sample of the flint industry from Star Carr suggested that we had
to do with traces of Maglemosian culture, a diagnosis which was strengthened
when Mr Moore produced roughly made core adzes and some characteristic ...
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The Emergence of Pressure Blade Making: From Origin to ...
If we focus on the Kunda blade technology in relation to the Maglemosian, it is
evident that the concept of Kunda blade production is equal or strongly related to
the blade production concepts introduced in the Maglemosian techno-complex 3.
Pierre M. Desrosiers, 2012
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Encyclopedic Dictionary of Archaeology
Maglemosian: The first Mesolithic culture of the north European plain, found in
Scandinavia, the northern Balkans, northern Scotland, and northern England,
and lasting from C. 9(XX)/8(XX)-5000 BC. The way of life was adapted to a forest
and ...
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Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn, 2012
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Articles on Archaeology of Sweden, Including:
Maglemosian ...
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On the Track of a Prehistoric Economy:
Maglemosian ...
This is the first publication aiming to integrate the zoological material and its bearing on the economy from a larger number of sites into the cultural-historical treatment of the Mesolithic. With zoological database.
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The Archaeology of Britain: An Introduction from the Upper ...
These microliths are very similar to examples found across northern Europe,
referred to as the Maglemosian industry. Mesolithic assemblages later than 8,500
radiocarbon years BP are usually dominated by much smaller microliths. A wider
...
John Hunter, Ian Ralston, 1999
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Archaeology of England:
Maglemosian Culture, Stamford Ware, ...
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Ancient Man in Britain:
Maglemosian culture isbelievedtohave been introduced by the ancestors of the
fairpeoples ofNorthern Europe. It hasbeenso named after the finds at Maglemose
in the "Great Moor", near Mullerup, on the western coast of Zeeland. A lake ...
Donald Alexander Mackenzie, 2014
... assemblages are those from Denmark. They fall into two distinct groups, one
from inland bogs, associated with the Maglemosian culture and of Boreal age,
the other from coastal middens of the Ertebolle culture dating from Atlantic times.
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A Forest Fire on the Outermost Isles
And right now they're digging at site number 121, about 65 meters above current sea level, corresponding to a shoreline in the Maglemosian. «ScienceBlogs, Jul 07»
