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Multi-proxy archaeological investigations of a Middle Palaeolithic occupation context in Eastern Transylvania, Romania
Cosac, Marian, Murătoreanu, George, Veres, Daniel, Niţă, Loredana, Schmidt, Christoph, Hambach, Ulrich, Alexandru, Radu, Cuculici, Roxana, Buzea, Dan Lucian, Mărgărit, Monica, Dumitraşcu, Valentin, Vasile, Ştefan, Petculescu, Alexandru, Dénes, Istvan·2018·Quaternary International
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“Although they all belong to the same technological and cultural framework, the occupations are not considered contemporaneous in the strict sense.”
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“These studies confirm that certain caves were used in distinct but recurrent episodes, which indicates a sustainable and directed exploitation of the same landscape structures.”
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“It is important to add that there was no documentation of MP in the Eastern Carpathians prior to our researches. All caves with MP presences in the Eastern Carpathians were included in the specialized literature by the team led by the authors of this article [1,2,26,28].”
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“These caves constituted shelters for prehistoric human communities, offering them refuge for shorter or longer periods of time [1,2].”
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“Recent studies conducted in the region [1,2,28] have made significant contributions to the understanding of the chronology of the MP sites, demonstrating the existence of successive habitation events, in similar paleogeographic contexts.”
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“In previously published works, the analyzed caves were considered to gather a series of criteria that met the requirements of human communities: orientation, dimensions, absence of air currents, proximity of a depression and of possible observation points as part of a hunting strategy, proximity of water resources and sources of raw materials [11,12,33]. These criteria seemed valid until recently,”
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- Cosac, M., Murătoreanu, G., Veres, D., Niţă, L., Schmidt, C., Hambach, U., Alexandru, R., Cuculici, R., Buzea, D. L., Mărgărit, M., Dumitraşcu, V., Vasile, Ş., Petculescu, A., & Dénes, I.
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- Vasile, Ştefan
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- Quaternary International
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- Elsevier BV
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- 2018-08
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- 485
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- 115-130
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- 1040-6182
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- Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (SCHM3051/1-1)
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