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T1 What relations between North Africa and Europe in the early holocene?
A1 Perrin, Thomas
A1 Dachy, Tiphaine
A1 López-Montalvo, Esther
A1 Manen, Claire
A1 Marchand, Grégor
K1 Mesolithic
K1 Neolithic
K1 lithic industries
K1 ceramic
K1 rock art
K1 Europe
K1 Africa
K1 demic movement
K1 diffusion.
AB Between the 8th and 5th millennium BCE, human societies in the Western Mediterranean underwent several major changes. One of them took place during the 7th millennium with a profound change in material production, especially in their stone industries. It resulted in a fundamental change in production patterns, operating sequences and technical procedures. The precise origin of these changes is currently unknown, but it is possible that they initially occurred in North Africa before spreading rapidly along the shores of the Mediterranean and reaching Western Europe. This south-to-north expansion could reflect population shifts, at least in the early stages of the expansion of these new technical processes. However, possible contacts between Africa and Europe are not limited to this technical sphere, and exchanges can also be documented in both ceramic productions and graphic expressions. Several recent research programmes have brought new data to these hypotheses, the main results of which are presented here.
PB Universidad de La Laguna. Servicio de Publicaciones
SN 0213-2818
YR 2022
FD 2022
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DS Repositorio institucional de la Universidad de La Laguna
RD 20-abr-2024