[Tardiglacial occupations at Okuzini (South-Western Turkey). Preliminary results]
(1995) L’Anthropologie — Vol. 99, n° 4, p. 562-583 (1995)
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- The Okuzini cave in South Western Turkey yielded a Late Palaeolithic sequence. Four archaeological stages have been distinguished on the basis of technical evolution, animal remains and dates. Stage 1 (16 000-14 000 BC) is characterized by stemmed backed points and elongated triangles. The same material is found in stage 2 (14 000-13 000 BC) with numerous microliths in addition. Stage 3 (13 000-10 500 BC) is characterized particularly by geometric microliths and a quite important bone industry. Stage 4 (9 000-6 500 BC) corresponds to the Neolithic; the burial belongs probably to this stage.
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Yalcinkaya, I., Leotard, J., Kartal, M., Otte, M., BarYosef, O., Carmi, I., Gautier, A., Gilot, E., Goldberg, P., Kozlowski, J., Lieberman, D., LopezBayon, I., Pawlikowski, M., Thiebault, S., Ancion, V., Patou, M., EmeryBarbier, A., & Bonjean, D. (1995). [Tardiglacial occupations at Okuzini (South-Western Turkey). Preliminary results]. L’Anthropologie, 99(4), 562-583. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/144436 (Original work published 1995)