10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THE PERIGORDIAN»
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the Perigordian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
the Perigordian and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Excavation of
the Abri Pataud, Les Eyzies (Dordogne):
The ...
This pattern continues into the Perigordian VI, where the percentage frequency of
truncation burins is well below that of the main Noaillian level, though at least
three times that of the Perigordian IV. Level 4a is again anomalous in its lower ...
Nicholas David, Hallam Leonard Movius, Harvey M. Bricker, 1985
2
Archaeological Perspectives on
the Origins of Modern Humans: ...
Rather than seeing it in terms of three chronological stages, Peyrony divided the
complex into two contemporaneous, parallel phyla or cultural traditions: the
Aurignacian, which corresponded to Breuil's Middle Aurignacian, and the
Perigordian ...
3
The Dawn of Belief: Religion in
the Upper Paleolithic of ...
Sonneville-Bordes (1973: 47) also notes that while the Perigordian flintworkers
excelled at the various techniques for detaching blades from cores, they either
neglected to retouch finished tools or did so poorly. Their bone industry was also
...
4
Aurignacian Lithic Economy: Ecological Perspectives from ...
Excavations at Abri Pataud revealed that the Middle Perigordian III actually dated
after the Perigordian V (Laville et al. 1980). The Lower Perigordian is currently
regarded as the Chatelperronian and many scholars no longer see a connection
...
5
Background to Archaeology: Britain in Its European Setting
The regional difference was partly recognised in the adoption of the name
Creswellian, but this was coupled with the dubious view that the local tradition
lasted from the Perigordian IV (about 24,000 B.C.) for over 10,000 years until the
end of ...
6
Civilization or Barbarism:
... precise manner this Perigordian anteriority, if it really is distinct from the
Aurignacian, which has several facets, one of which might be Perigordian I, as
stated earlier, and which extends incomparany beyond the Perigordian, as we
shall see.
Cheikh Anta Diop, Harold J. Salemson, Marjolijn De Jager, 1991
7
Civilization Or Barbarism: An Authentic Anthropology
... precise manner this Perigordian anteriority, if it really is distinct from the
Aurignacian, which has several facets, one of which might be Perigordian I, as
stated earlier, and which extends incomparany beyond the Perigordian, as we
shall see.
8
The Evolution of Human Hunting
The paleontology of the very large Pataud fauna! assemblages was studied by
Bouchud (1975), who identified 41,736 reindeer remains from the Perigordian
levels (which make up well over 90% of the ungulate total) and 3,289 from the ...
Matthew H. Nitecki, Doris V. Nitecki, 1987
9
The Palaeolithic Societies of Europe
Here, reindeer is the dominant animal as it is in all four Aurignacian levels (Table
6.27) as well as in the Perigordian/Gravettian. In level 14 it accounts for 99 per
cent, and the 1,500 identifiable bones come from an occupation area estimated
to ...
The Perigordian Abbe, Candide and Martin entered; no one rose, no one saluted
them, no one looked at them; all were profoundly occupied with their cards. 'The
Baroness of Thunder-ten-Tronckh was more polite," said Candide. However, the
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