Lithic raw material sources of southern Germany. Markus Siegeris
22 October, 2015
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SESSION 7 - Lithotheques - collections of comparative raw materials
Lithic raw material sources of southern Germany
The lithic raw material sources for producing chipped stone artifacts have always been of great importance for Palaeolithic studies in Southwestern Germany. The aim of this presentation is to show an intermediate stage of the work and to describe an initial attempt at GIS and database-driven mapping.
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