Corrigendum to “Middle Palaeolithic cultural levels from Middle and Late Pleistocene sediments of Biśnik Cave, Poland” [Quat. Int. 326–327 (2014) 20–63]

Cyrek, Krzysztof; Sudoł, Magdalena; Czyżewski, Łukasz; Osipowicz, Grzegorz; Grelowska, Maria

doi:10.1016/j.quaint.2014.04.013

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Chocolate Flint In the Palaeolithic Assemblages From The Southern Part Of The Ryczów Upland1

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“…The following items were fashioned from this raw material: a backed knife, retouched Levallois points, two cores, and small tools with denticulated and notched retouch. However, the most spectacular artefacts made of chocolate flint found in Biśnik Cave came from the youngest Middle Palaeolithic cultural levels (layers 7-5), which were linked with the assemblages E and F (Cyrek et al 2010(Cyrek et al , 2014, i.e. some Levallois cores, as well as single-and double-sided backed knives.…”

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The Chocolate Flint Mines in the Udorka Valley (Częstochowa Upland) – a Preliminary Report on the Field and Lidar Surveys

Sudoł-Procyk¹,

Budziszewski²,

Krajcarz³

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Between History and Archaeology: Papers in Honour of Jacek Lech

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An important role in the extraction and utilisation of siliceous rocks was played by the Udorka Valley region, situated in the south-eastern part of the Ryczów Upland. In this region, numerous outcropsof various siliceous rocks are located including outcrops of chocolate flint, and many sites with artefacts from chocolate flint dated from the Middle Palaeolithic. In Udorka Valley, in the area of chocolate flint outcrop, a number of small depressions in the ground with unfinished flint artefacts were encountered and which have been tentatively considered to be remnants of the activities of prehistoric miners. The area under scrutiny was investigated using airborne laser scanning methods (LiDAR, ALS). This paper presents the preliminary results.

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Section: Chocolate Flint In the Palaeolithic Assemblages From The Southern Part Of The Ryczów Uplandmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Chocolate Flint Mines in the Udorka Valley (Częstochowa Upland) – a Preliminary Report on the Field and Lidar Surveys

Sudoł-Procyk¹,

Budziszewski²,

Krajcarz³

et al. 2018

Between History and Archaeology: Papers in Honour of Jacek Lech

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Corrigendum to “Middle Palaeolithic cultural levels from Middle and Late Pleistocene sediments of Biśnik Cave, Poland” [Quat. Int. 326–327 (2014) 20–63]

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The Chocolate Flint Mines in the Udorka Valley (Częstochowa Upland) – a Preliminary Report on the Field and Lidar Surveys

The Chocolate Flint Mines in the Udorka Valley (Częstochowa Upland) – a Preliminary Report on the Field and Lidar Surveys

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