Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1043157 | Quaternary International | 2011 | 15 Pages |
Abstract
Paradoxically, the region of the northern Pyrenean piedmont, a pioneering location for research on the very end of the last glacial period, suffers from a scarcity of recent and well-documented studies. A few recently or soon to be published sites nevertheless enable a presentation of the first elements of analysis and reflection in a global consideration of the societies of this period, which sees the concomitance of the Younger Dryas cold phase and the classic Pyrenean Azilian. A detailed examination of these two phenomena shows that their relationships are more complex than those of simple ecological determinism.
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Authors
Michel Barbaza,