Human-environment interactions and spatio-temporal organization of the activities are of
prime importance to decipher Paleolithic way of life. To address this topic, ungulates teeth …

Did Neanderthal produce a bone industry? The recent discovery of a large bone tool
assemblage at the Neanderthal site of Chagyrskaya (Altai, Siberia, Russia) and the …

Neanderthals are our one of our closest evolutionary cousins, but while they evolved in
Eurasia, we (anatomically modern humans, AMH) originated in Africa. This contrasting …

The exploitation of mid-and large-sized herbivores (ungulates) was central to hominin
subsistence across Late Pleistocene Europe. Reconstructing the paleoecology of prey-taxa …

Here we present stable carbon, nitrogen and sulfur isotope ratios of collagen extracted from
Rangifer, Equus and Bison bone (n= 128) from different stratigraphic levels at the …

The intra-site spatial analysis of prehistoric assemblages is a topical way of assessing the
use of space by ancient hominins. Such approaches can bring to light how prehistoric …

Abstract The study of Neanderthal-Environment interactions very often lacks precise data
that match the chrono-geographical frame of human activities. Here, we reconstruct …

Bone retouchers, while often underrated, stand out as widespread tools throughout the
Palaeolithic, typically linked to breaking bones for marrow extraction. Although bone …

The exceptional survival of Middle Pleistocene wooden spears at Schöningen (Germany)
and Clacton-on-Sea (UK) provides tantalizing evidence for the widespread use of organic …

A bstract The Vajo Salsone site is located at an altitude of 376m asl on the right slope of the
Valpantena valley, in the Veneto Pre-Alps, north of the town of Verona. The site was …