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DOI: 10.1016/j.ara.2018.09.003
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Tolbaga revisited: Scrutinizing occupation duration and its relationship with the faunal landscape during MIS 3 and MIS 2

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“…Pit 2) suggests a low frequency and high magnitude of movements. In the context of the depositional (and perhaps occupational) palimpsest, some of the contradictions could be explained by a time-averaging situation (Bailey, 2007;Perreault, 2018;Izuho et al, 2019). Looking forward, a comparative analysis on the details of the lithic assemblage should clarify the possible connection with the IUP and/or the EUP while investigations on the mobility of hunter-gatherers should help understanding a technological shift recorded affecting a large geographical area.…”
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“…Pit 2) suggests a low frequency and high magnitude of movements. In the context of the depositional (and perhaps occupational) palimpsest, some of the contradictions could be explained by a time-averaging situation (Bailey, 2007;Perreault, 2018;Izuho et al, 2019). Looking forward, a comparative analysis on the details of the lithic assemblage should clarify the possible connection with the IUP and/or the EUP while investigations on the mobility of hunter-gatherers should help understanding a technological shift recorded affecting a large geographical area.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the likelihood of an occupational palimpsest, further analysis may distinguish between artifact groupings resulting from a single activity and those which reflect recurrent or time-stable differentiation of different areas of the site. Unlike the Trans Baikal region (Konstantinov, 1994;Lbova, 2000;Derevianko et al, 2005;Tashak, 2005;Vasiliev and Rybin, 2009;Izuho et al, 2019), the UP in Mongolia so far lacks clear evidence of constructed hearths, storage pits, and stone structures. At T21, AH4 includes potential combustion features and semi-circular stone 'structures'.…”
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“…Middle and Upper Palaeolithic human migrations and dispersals throughout Central Asia are usually associated with mid-altitudes and relatively temperate steppe and forest-steppe environments (Izuho et al . 2019; Khatsenovich et al . 2019; Kolobova et al .…”
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