Paleoenvironment, the stone age. Рубрика в журнале - Archaeology, Ethnology & Anthropology of Eurasia

"Ceramics" from the Zaraysk upper Paleolithic site

Yanshina O.V., Lev S.Y., Belousov P.E.

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"Portrait" medallions from the Kazym hoard

Fedorova N.V., Baulo A.V.

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A Neanderthal refugium in the Eastern Adriatic

Vishnevskiy A.V., Pavlenok K.K., Kozlikin M.B., Ulyanov V.A., Derevianko A.P., Shunkov M.V.

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A comprehensive study of Neolithic stone tools from dwelling d on Suchu island, the Lower Amur (1974, excavation area I)

Medvedev V.E., Filatova I.V.

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A generalized assessment of cultural changes at stratified sites: the case of chalcolithic fortresses in the Northwestern Caucasus

Kozintsev A.G.

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A multidisciplinary study of finds from Suchu island (1973 season, excavation II, dwelling 1)

Medvedev V.E., Filatova I.V.

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A runic inscription at Sarykoby (Southeastern Altai)

Erdal M., Kubarev G.V.

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A study of finds from excavation I at Suchu island, the Lower Amur (the 1974 field season)

Medvedev V.E., Filatova I.V.

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A zoomorphic antler staff from an Early Neolithic burial at Pushkinsky, the Orenburg region

Morgunova N.L.

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Archaeological findings on Suchu island (excavation area I, 1975)

Medvedev V.E., Filatova I.V.

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Archaeological sites as markers of Neopleistocene-Holocene hydrological system transformation in the Kurai and Chuya basins, Southeastern Altai: results of geomorphological and geoarchaeological studies

Agatova A.R., Nepop R.K., Slyusarenko I.Y., Myglan V.S., Barinov V.V.

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Archaeological sites as markers of hydrosystem transformation in the Kurai and Chuya basins, Southeastern Altai, in the late Pleistocene and Holocene. Summary of findings and paleogeographic reconstructions

Agatova A.R., Nepop R.K., Slyusarenko I.Y.

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Argillite artifacts and final Pleistocene to middle Holocene cultural links across the Vitim river basin (Baikal region)

Tetenkin A.V., Vetrov V.M., Demonterova E.I., Pashkova G.V., Kaneva E.V.

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Avtodrom 2-A Late Neolithic (Artyn culture) site in the Baraba forest-steppe, Western Siberia

Bobrov V.V., Yurakova A.Y., Marochkin A.G.

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Burial with a chariot at the Tabyldy cemetery, Central Kazakhstan

Kukushkin I.A., Dmitriev E.A.

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Cave sites of the Jomon period in Taishaku Gorge, Western Japan

Solovyeva E.A., Murakami Y.

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Ceramic protomes of horses from Late Bronze to Early Iron Age sites in the southern taiga zone of Siberia

Borodovsky A.P., Trufanov A.Y.

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Comparative characteristics of stone tools from the Neolithic sites on the Upper and Middle Kama

Lychagina E.L., Mitroshin E.N., Poplevko G.N.

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Con moong cave: a stratified late pleistocene and early holocene site in northern vietnam

Kandyba A.V., Gladyshev S.A., Chekha A.M., Derevianko A.P., Su N.K., Doi N.G.

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Here, we outline the fi ndings of comprehensive archaeological studies in Con Moong Cave, northern Vietnam, carried out by the Russian-Vietnamese Expedition, with the participation of Australian specialists, in 2010–2014. The cave is a stratifi ed site, whose habitation deposits span a period beginning ca 42 ka BP. A detailed description of fi nds is provided. Diachronic changes in artifact types, use of raw materials, and technology are presented. Lithics from layers K–S represent the Early Upper Paleolithic Sơn Vi culture. Finds from layer K include core-shaped debris, fl akes, and a discoidal side-scraper (or sumatralith). Tools were made on quartzite pebbles. Finds from layer L, dating to ca 36 ka BP, attest to substantial changes in the choice of lithic raw material: in addition to quartzite, mostly andesite and, less often, limestone, basalt, and certain sedimentary rocks were employed. Primary reduction was not preceded by preparation of nuclei. Flakes are large and medium-sized. Tools include a sumatralith and an end-scraper. The richest material comes from Con Moong layers Q and S, dating to 26–21 ka BP. Preforms consist of pebble cores with unprepared striking platforms. Nuclei include fl at-parallel, radial, and irregular varieties. New tools in the assemblage include choppers, longitudinal and transverse convergent side-scrapers, and discoidal sumatraliths, as well as Hoabinhian axes and a unilateral axe (sumatralith). We conclude that archaeological remains from Con Moong Cave provide evidence of the evolution of the Sơn Vi culture from its emergence to its replacement by the Hoabinhian Technocomplex ~25 ka BP. Lithic industries from layers K and L correlate with one of the earliest stages in the peopling of this region by Homo sapiens.

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Continuity and change in the late Pleistocene lithic industries of the Central Zagros: a typo-technological analysis of lithic assemblages from Ghar-e Khar cave, Bisotun, Iran

Shidrang S., Bordes J.G., Jaubert J., Biglari F.

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