Des analyses de chimie organique à la recherche du contenu des récipients.

Collane: Archeologia Classica (Classe A), 68 ISBN: 978-88-913-1563-2 Anno di Edizione: 2017 Rilegatura: Brossura Pagine: 668, 200 ill. B/N, 1 ill. Col. Formato: 17 x 24 cm

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euroREA, 2010

Stanislas Bonfils (1823-1909) was one of the first archaeolo-gists to have taken an interest, as early as 1850, in the Grimal-di or Balzi Rossi Caves at Ven-timiglia, Italy. In particular, he excavated the Barma Grande, Florestan and Cavillon Caves and also la Grotte des Enfants where he made numerous dis-coveries. In 1872, he published his only written work: “Recher-ches sur les outils en silex des troglodytes et sur la manière dont ils les fabriquaient” ( Bonfils and Smyers, 1872 ) (An inquiry into cave dwellers’ flint tools and their production), in which he showed a special interest in the raw materials and tech-niques used to manufacture the tools. Previously, he had begun the experimental production of several series of objects with a view to comprehending, “la manière dont les races préhis-toriques fabriquaient les outils et les armes que la science leur a attribués ” (how prehistoric man manufactured his tools and the weapons science that made them) ( Bonfils and Smy-ers 1872 , p. 6). ese objects which were written about by Commandant Octobon ( 1938 , p. 89) [1] and more recently were the subject of a publication by Pierre-Elie Moullé and Almud-eña Arellano ( Moullé and Arel-leno, 2008 ) are in the safekeep-ing of the Regional Museum of Prehistory at Menton. Bonfils featured several of these piec-es in the photographic plates of his 1872 publication. By all accounts, the collection of ex-perimental objects to be found at Menton match descriptions of experiments known to have been carried out by Bonfils prior to 1872. To add a further dimension to the research of Moullé and Arellano (2008), we would like to present the study of a hitherto unpublished series of experimental objects by Bon-fils which are part of the collec-tions of the Museum of human Palaelontology of Terra Amata (Nice, France).

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La Quina « aval » (Gardes-le-Pontaroux, Charente). Nouvelles données sur les comportements de subsistance à l’Aurignacien ancien = La Quina ‘aval’ (Gardes-le-Pontaroux, Charente. New data on types of subsistence behaviour during the Early Aurignacian / Marie-Cécile Soulier Étude typo-technologique et pétro-archéologique des grattoirs Caminade. Première synthèse d’un outil caractéristique de l’Aurignacien récent du Sud-Ouest de la France = Typo-technological and petro-archeological Study of Caminade endscrapers. A first synthesis of a typical tool of the Late Aurignacian from South-Western France / Solène Caux Les Pyrénées au cours du Dernier Maximum Glaciaire. Un no man’s land badegoulien ? Nouvelles données sur l’occupation du piémont pyrénéen à partir du réexamen des industries solutréennes de l’abri des Harpons (Lespugue, Haute-Garonne) = The French Pyrenees during the Last Glacial Maximum. A Badegoulian No Man’s Land? New data on the human occupation of the Pyrenean foothills based on the reassessment of the Solutrean industries from Abri des Harpons (Lespugue, Haute-Garonne) / Sylvain Ducasse, Caroline Renard, Jean-Marc Pétillon, Sandrine Costamagno, Pascal Foucher, Cristina San Juan-Foucher & Solène Caux Technologie lithique et circulation des matières premières au Magdalénien moyen ancien. L’exemple de Moulin-Neuf (Saint-Quentin-de-Baron, Gironde) = Lithic technology and circulation of raw materials during the Early Middle Magdalenian: the example of Moulin-Neuf (Saint-Quentin-de-Baron, Gironde) / Anthony Sécher & Solène Caux L’occupation azilienne des Pinelles à Prigonrieux (Dordogne). Discussion autour d’un assemblage lithique de la seconde partie de l’Allerød = The Azilian settlement of Les Pinelles (Prigonrieux, Dordogne). Discussion concerning a lithic assemblage from the second part of the Allerød interstadial / Ludovic Mevel, Ewen Ihuel & Marion Rabanit Retoucher, pour quoi faire ? Réflexions fonctionnelle et méthodologique sur la place occupée par l’outillage brut dans l’économie du premier Mésolithique en Europe du Nord-Ouest = Use-wear and methodological considerations of the role of unretouched tools in the Early Mesolithic economy in North-Western Europe / Colas Guéret [Découvertes récentes] Beg-er-Vil ou la transformation d’un amas coquillier en habitat littoral = Beg-er-Vil or the metamorphosis of a shell midden into a coastal dwelling / Grégor Marchand & Catherine Dupont [Découvertes récentes] Des occupations d’altitude du Bronze ancien à la Haille de Pout dans le cirque de Troumouse (Gèdre, Hautes-Pyrénées) = Altitude Settlement from the Early Bronze Age at La Haille de Pout, Cirque de Troumouse (Gèdre, Hautes-Pyrénées) / Guillaume Saint-Sever & Maxime Remicourt [Résumé de thèse] (2015) - Des dernières sociétés néolithiques aux premières sociétés métallurgiques. Productions lithiques du quart nord-ouest de la France (IIIe-IIe millénaires av. notre ère) / Lolita Rousseau [Résumé de thèse] (2016) - Manipulations post-mortem du corps humain : implications archéologiques et anthropologiques / Jennifer Kerner [Résumé de thèse] (2016) - Potentiel fonctionnel des outils bifaciaux au Pléistocène moyen en contexte méditerranéen. Analyse de la structure et des macro-traces des outils bifaciaux de la Caune de l’Arago, Terra Amata, Orgnac 3 et du Lazaret / Cyril Viallet [Comptes rendus] Contact, circulation et échange dans les sociétés du passé : contributions de l’étude des matières dures animales / Laure Fontana [Comptes rendus] Bahn P. G. (2016) - L’Art de l’époque glaciaire / Elena Man-Estier [Comptes rendus] Balzeau A. et Roudier E. (2016) - Qui était Néandertal ? / Christine Couture [Comptes rendus] Joussaume R. (2016) - Palets et minches de Gargantua. Mégalithisme dans le Centre-Ouest de la France / Jean-Marc Large [Comptes rendus] Joussaume R. et Cros J.-P. (2017) - Mégalithes d’hier et d’aujourd’hui en Éthiopie / Christian Jeunesse [Comptes rendus] Favory F. et Van der Leeuw S., dir. (2016) - Voyage dans l’archéologie spatiale anglo-saxonne / Thomas Perrin

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Annales d’Université Valahia Targoviste, Section d’Archéologie et d’Histoire,, 2015

Contributions to understanding the Neanderthals symbolism. In order to explain the behavior and cognitive capacity of the Neanderthal man researchers reported, through time, to several discoveries categories, mainly related to the technical evolution in the Mousterian. A distinct category is represented by the discoveries interpreted as proofs of symbolism, from among which the most frequently mentioned, are: ocher, fossils, mineralrocks and the cave bear cult. There were numerous debates regarding these aspects, especially since the presence of ocher or of fossil remains in Mousterian sites does not necessarily prove their symbolistic aspect, as they could have had various utilitarian functions. In this study we will present a few discoveries regarding symbolism in the Mousterian in Romania which have already entered the international scientific circuit. The focus will be on the modern analysis performed, which included optical fiber digital microscopy (20X/200X magnification) and computerized tomography which allows 3D reconstructions. The new discoveries brought significant contributions and direct evidence especially to the use of ocher with symbolic purposes by the Neanderthal man.

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