The Crimean Palaeolithic
Genesis and evolution between 140-30 kyr BP
p. 261-300
Résumé
Two Eemian and four post-Eemian Middle Palaeolithic (MP) industrial traditions are recognised in the Crimea, namely : Late Acheulean, Eastern Taubachian, then Eastern Micoquian (Ak-Kaian), two kinds of para-Micoquian or Micoquian-related Charentoid industries (Kiik-Kobian and Staroselian), and Typical Mousterian (Kabazian). The Crimean MP undoubtedly belongs to the sphere of ideas and logic of development of the European Palaeolithic. However it survived until comparatively late (ca. 30 kyr BP) which adds originality to the process of the local MP / UP transition.
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Vadim Stepanchuk, « The Crimean Palaeolithic », ERAUL, 85 | 1998, 261-300.
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Vadim Stepanchuk, « The Crimean Palaeolithic », ERAUL [En ligne], 85 | 1998, mis en ligne le 14 August 2025, consulté le 29 October 2025. URL : http://popups.lib.uliege.be/3041-5527/index.php?id=5098
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Vadim Stepanchuk
Institute of Archaeology, 12, av. Geroyev Stalingrada, UA-254655 Kiev 210 Ukraine