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The Early And Middle Pleistocene Archaeological Record Of Greece Current Status And Future Prospects Vangelis Tourloukis

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The Early And Middle Pleistocene Archaeological Record Of Greece Current Status And Future Prospects Vangelis Tourloukis
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Publisher: Leiden University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 5.46 MB
Pages: 262
Author: Vangelis Tourloukis
ISBN: 9789087281069, 9087281064
Language: English
Year: 2011

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The Early And Middle Pleistocene Archaeological Record Of Greece Current Status And Future Prospects Vangelis Tourloukis by Vangelis Tourloukis 9789087281069, 9087281064 instant download after payment.

Using the archaeological record of the Greek Lower Palaeolithic period as a case study, Vangelis Tourloukis elaborates on a hitherto overlooked subject in Eurasian Early-Middle Pleistocene archaeology: the role of geomorphic processes in biasing archaeological distribution patterns of early human presence. This study identifies the current status of the Greek record, explains this status from a geoarchaeological and geomorphological perspective, and offers suggestions for further investigations in the field. The book also presents a conceptual model that can assist in interpreting and predicting early Palaeolithic site locations in tectonically active settings, such as those of the Mediterranean Basin.

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