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Man and culture in the late Pleistocene: a case study

Richard G. Klein 1969 © Richard G. Klein
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  • European: Ancient to 400 C.E.
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  • Frontmatter
  • Preface (page xix)
  • Foreword, by F. CLARK HOWELL (page xxi)
  • chapter 1. Introduction (page 1)
    • THE PLEISTOCENE (page 1)
    • THE PURPOSE OF THIS BOOK (page 4)
  • chapter 2. The Cultural Remains of Pleistocene Man (page 7)
    • FEATURES AND ARTIFACTS (page 7)
    • STONE ARTIFACTS (page 8)
    • NONSTONE ARTIFACTS (page 20)
    • ARTIFACTS AND PLEISTOCENE PREHISTORY (page 22)
  • chapter 3. The History of Investigation of the Kostenki-Borshevo Sites (page 25)
    • INTRODUCTION (page 25)
    • SITE, CULTURAL HORIZON, AND OCCUPATION HORIZON (page 26)
    • THE HISTORY OF DISCOVERY OF THE KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO SITES (page 26)
  • chapter 4. The Geology of the Kostenki-Borshevo Sites (page 33)
    • INTRODUCTION (page 33)
    • THE GEOLOGY OF THE KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO REGION (page 36)
    • RADIOCARBON DATING OF KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO SITES (page 45)
    • THE GEOLOGICAL AGE OF THE KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO SITES (page 47)
  • chapter 5. The Environment of Pleistocene Man in the Kostenki-Borshevo Region (page 51)
    • THE MODERN SETTING OF KOSTENKI AND BORSHEVO (page 51)
    • FLORAL REMAINS AND PAST KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO ENVIRONMENT (page 52)
    • FAUNAL REMAINS AND PAST KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO ENVIRONMENT (page 62)
    • SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS (page 70)
  • chapter 6. Human Remains from the Kostenki-Borshevo Sites (page 71)
  • chapter 7. Sites in the Lower Humic Bed on the Second Terrace (page 75)
    • KOSTENKI I-HORIZON 5, STRELETSKAYA II, KOSTENKI XII-HORIZON 3, AND ANOSOVKA II (=KOSTENKI XI)-HORIZON 5 (page 76)
    • KOSTENKI XVII-HORIZON 2 (page 81)
    • TEL'MANSKAYA-HORIZON 4, MARKINA GORA-HORIZON 4, KOSTENKI V-HORIZON 3, AND KOSTENKI XII-HORIZON 2 (page 84)
    • CONCLUSIONS (page 84)
  • chapter 8. Sites in the Upper Humic Bed on the Second Terrace (page 87)
    • MARKINA GORA-HORIZON 3 AND TEL'MANSKAYA-HORIZON 3 (page 89)
    • GORODTSOVSKAYA AND KOSTENKI XII-HORIZON 1B (page 92)
    • TEL'MANSKAYA-HORIZON 2 (page 99)
    • KOSTENKI XVII-HORIZON 1 (page 102)
    • KOSTENKI XVI-HORIZONS 1 AND 2 (page 102)
    • MARKINA GORA-HORIZON 2 (page 106)
    • KOSTENKI XII-HORIZON 1A (page 107)
    • ANOSOVKA II-HORIZON 4, KOSTENKI VII-HORIZONS 1 AND 2, AND KOSTENKI I-HORIZON 4 (page 107)
    • SUMMARY (page 108)
  • chapter 9. Sites Overlying the Upper Humic Bed on the Second Terrace (page 109)
    • KOSTENKI I-HORIZON 3 (page 112)
    • KOSTENKI I-HORIZON 2 (page 112)
    • KOSTENKI I-HORIZON 1, KOSTENKI XIII, AND KOSTENKI V-HORIZON 1 (page 116)
    • TEL'MANSKAYA-HORIZON 1 AND KOSTENKI V-HORIZON 2 (page 141)
    • KOSTENKI II AND ANOSOVKA II-HORIZON 1A (page 146)
    • ANOSOVKA II-HORIZONS 3, 2, AND 1B (page 158)
    • MARKINA GORA-HORIZON 1, KOSTENKI IX, AND BORSHEVO III (page 161)
    • SUMMARY (page 163)
    • KOSTENKI XVIII, AN APPENDIX (page 164)
  • chapter 10. Sites on the First Terrace (page 167)
    • KOSTENKI IV-HORIZON 2 (page 167)
    • KOSTENKI IV-HORIZON 1 (page 180)
    • KOSTENKI XIX AND KOSTENKI III (page 193)
    • BORSHEVO I AND KOSTENKI XXI (page 200)
    • BORSHEVO II-HORIZONS 1, 2, AND 3 (page 204)
    • STRELETSKAYA I AND RUDKINO (page 210)
    • SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION (page 211)
  • chapter 11. Summary and Conclusions (page 213)
    • THE MEANING OF THE DIVERSITY AMONG THE KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO SITES (page 213)
    • KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO AND THE REPLACEMENT OF THE MOUSTERIAN BY THE UPPER PALEOLITHIC (page 215)
    • THE SUBSISTENCE BASE OF THE KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO PEOPLES (page 216)
    • TECHNOLOGY IN THE KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO UPPER PALEOLITHIC (page 218)
    • GROUP SIZE AND DURATION OF SETTLEMENT IN THE KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO UPPER PALEOLITHIC (page 220)
    • LOCATION OF SITES (page 224)
    • IDEOLOGY IN THE KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO UPPER PALEOLITHIC (page 226)
    • FLINT, AND THE EXTERNAL RELATIONSHIPS OF THE KOSTENKI-BORSHEVO SITES (page 226)
  • Appendix (page 231)
  • Topical Bibliography (page 239)
  • References Cited (page 243)
  • Index (page 253)
Reviews
Journal AbbreviationLabelURL
AAnth 72.5 (Oct. 1970): 1178-1180 http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0002-7294%28197010%292%3A72%3A5%3C1178%3AMACITL%3E2.0.CO%3B2-I
Man 5.3 (Sep. 1970): 528 http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0025-1496%28197009%292%3A5%3A3%3C528%3AMACITL%3E2.0.CO%3B2-Z
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