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Le renne « beuglant » de Brassempouy (Landes)

HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe), Sep 22, 2022

Contribution of adorned antler adzes from Montières (France) to Mesolithic Art

HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe), Oct 19, 2019

The acquisition of the curved crutch pressure, only a question of skill?

HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe), Jun 6, 2019

Principes de l’étude technologique et critères de diagnose des techniques mésolithiques. Cours du Séminaire de technologie osseuse Masters 3 HPR 003 Université Paris Ouest (UPO) - QP 36 Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle (MNHN)

Le cours donne, avec des exemples archeologiques, des cles pour determiner si un os prehistorique... more Le cours donne, avec des exemples archeologiques, des cles pour determiner si un os prehistorique a ete modifie par l'homme, la definition des techniques et des termes utilises en technologie osseuse, ainsi que les resultats de l'approche dans le domaine des productions mesolithiques (VIIIe millenaire avant J.-C.).

The bone and antler artefacts from the Late Mesolithic level of Zamostje II - 1991 (Russia) : a technological point of view

How Bone Technology points to Cultural Lineages in Prehistory? New Insights from Danish Late- and PostGlacial Weapons’ Heads

The analysis provides a novel understanding of the technological details of the bone and antler m... more The analysis provides a novel understanding of the technological details of the bone and antler manufacture in the 9 th and 10 th millennia before present as a proxy to emphasize contemporary Late-Glacial-originated versus Early Mesolithic bone technologies in Denmark. This paper contributes to the knowledge of newly dated bone weapons from Sjaelland, Lolland and Bornholm's islands in the Late Paleolithic (Late Glacial, Federmesser, Ahrensburg cultures) and the Danish Early Mesolithic (Maglemose culture).

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L'identification des matériaux, au fondement de l'interprétation des productions du passé

HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe), Oct 13, 2017

Inquiry into Mesolithic hafting-technology – An exceptional miniature “T-shaped” axe from Friesack, Brandenburg

HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe), Jan 19, 2022

Tracing Human Networks in Prehistoric Baltic Europe : The Informative Potential of Krzyz 7 and Dabki 9 (Poland) Preliminary Results on Bone and Antler Worked Material

HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe), Oct 5, 2007

Recent archaeological investigations in Poland, at the Krzyz 7 and the Dabki 9 archaeological sit... more Recent archaeological investigations in Poland, at the Krzyz 7 and the Dabki 9 archaeological sites, open discussion about presence or extend of human networks in the Baltic Europe at the both 9th and 5th millenium BC. By networks, it is meant here transports or transferts of goods, ideas or technology that can possibly be highlighted by archaeological studies, by means of reconstructing human behaviours. It concerns all kind of human activities that have generated a displacement or exchange of people or objects. With no written nor iconographic sources on these last european prehistoric societies, networks can be trace via the archaeological artefacts; their raw materials, the nature of the goods (animals or objects), the shape of the items, the way they were manufactured, the associate items and their destination (grave/sanctuary/hunting camps…), together with the associate features (archaeological structures, other industries, distribution patterns…) within define regional contexts. It implies also a large scale of observation with consideration of the regional paleogeography, reliefs of which might have played an important role in the distribution of networking. It includes thus numerous contemporary sites of main regions around the North-and the Baltic Sea. Bringing out networks for prehistoric Holocene societies will unearth understanding the type of relationships that eventually occured between human groups at the 9th millenium BC in the North of Europe, and the circumstances implicate in the start or the extenstion of economic trade overseas or across lands at the 5th millenium BC. This might finally enable us to rediscuss as well what prehistoric archaeology means by « cultures ». Focussed on this topic, present author made in 2007, thanks to the invitation of Dr. Jacek Kabacinski, the Polish Academy of Sciences and the Poznan Archaeological Museum, a preliminary study of the worked bone and antler artefacts of Krzyz 7 and Dabki 9 (Poland). The manufactured items have been sorted out from the whole faunal remains and the type of tools and objects have been recognized, as well as their manufacturing methods and techniques. For both sites, items are exceptionnaly well preserved. Anaerobic conditions of organic soils made possible indeed a high quality of preservation of both osseous assemblages, with respect of the original shape of the artefacts. These have been discarded there by prehistoric populations in the form of debris, consumption or manufacture (see below), or in the form of entire tools displaying no more efficient active ends. Together with the presence of some modifications of taphonomic origin (see below), it indicates a relative short time exposure of the Krzyz 7 and Dabki 9 bone assemblages before beeing completely buried. Scores made by dog on a scapula of beaver (left, Dabki) and by rodent on antlers of red deer at Krzyz 7 (middle) and Dabki (right). Pictures: M. Jordeczka (middle)/ E. David

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Apport de l'analyse techno-fonctionnelle à la compréhension du dépôt mortuaire azilien du Mas d'Azil

HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe), 2015

Mesolithic engraved bone pins: the art of fashion at Téviec (Morbihan, France)

The Danube Gorges Mesolithic: The first fifty years (Dušan Borić) xxvii Transitions-Beginnings 1 ... more The Danube Gorges Mesolithic: The first fifty years (Dušan Borić) xxvii Transitions-Beginnings 1 Introduction: Transitions-Beginnings (Dušan Mihailović and Robert Whallon) 2 Transition and tradition: Lithic variability in the cave of Vlakno, Croatia (Dario Vujević and Mario Bodružić) 3 Workspace organization of a Final Palaeolithic hunter-gatherer camp (Anton A. Simonenko and Olesya I. Uspenskaya Aleksandrova) 4 The problem of the Palaeolithic to Mesolithic transition on the Upper and Middle Don River (central Russia)

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The chronology of T-shaped axes in the Polish Lowland = Chronologia toporów T-kształtnych na Niżu Polskim

Sprawozdania Archeologiczne, 2014

Mesolithic burials : Rites, symbols and social organization of early postglacial communities. Landesmuseum für Vorgeschichte Halle-Saale (Allemagne), 18-21 Septembre 2013 [compte-rendu]

HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe), 2014

David Éva, Courtaud Patrice. Mesolithic burials: Rites, symbols and social organization of early ... more

Bone and antler artefacts from the Early Mesolithic site of Star Carr (Yorkshire, England) : a technological point of view

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«Pointes barbelées maglemosiennes sur côte de ruminants : reconstitution et validation de la chaîne opératoire par l'expérimentation»

Contributions of the Bone and Antler Industry for Characterizing the Early Mesolithic in Europe

« Reconstructing the manufacture of Maglemosian bone “adzes” by experiment (I) »

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3e Table-ronde internationale du Groupe de recherche sur l'os façonné. 3rd International Meeting of the Worked Bone Research Group (WBRG), Augst (Suisse), 4-9 Septembre 2001

Bulletin de la Société préhistorique française, 2004

David Éva. 3e Table-ronde internationale du Groupe de recherche sur l'os façonné. 3rd Interna... more

How Using Technology to Set Past Human Technical Behaviour towards Osseous Material? With a Special Emphasis on the Mesolithic Bone Industry from Norway (7900-6200BP)

HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe), 2014

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