2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.anthro.2014.09.005
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Un exemple de gestion des géo-ressources au Paléolithique supérieur en moyenne montagne : le Badegoulien de la grotte du Rond-du-Barry (Sinzelles, Polignac, Haute-Loire)

Abstract: Un exemple de gestion des géo-ressources au Paléolithique supérieur en moyenne montagne :le Badegoulien de la grotte du Rond-du-BarryDisponible sur Internet le 25 octobre 2014 RésuméLa grotte du Rond-du-Barry s'ouvre en Velay dans un environnement de moyenne montagne, au coeur du bassin sédimentaire cénozoïque du Puy-en-Velay. Elle a livré une archéo-séquence comportant du Paléolithique moyen, du Badegoulien, du Magdalénien et des occupations plus récentes. Entre deux axes d'écoulement majeurs -la vallée de la… Show more

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“…Firstly, the large use of local and regional raw materials in the Vau assemblage suggests its use by a local band, highly knowledgeable of regional sources, but with relations with Lusitanian Basin bands. This is in opposition to its interpretation as the result of a logistical seasonal system (Binford 1980) extending from the Lusitanian Basin and up the Vouga river valley, as for instance is the case of Upper Palaeolithic French Massif Central sites (Delvigne et al 2014;Fontana et al 2009). …”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 42%
“…Firstly, the large use of local and regional raw materials in the Vau assemblage suggests its use by a local band, highly knowledgeable of regional sources, but with relations with Lusitanian Basin bands. This is in opposition to its interpretation as the result of a logistical seasonal system (Binford 1980) extending from the Lusitanian Basin and up the Vouga river valley, as for instance is the case of Upper Palaeolithic French Massif Central sites (Delvigne et al 2014;Fontana et al 2009). …”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 42%
“…Egy közösségneklegyen bár vadász-gyűjtögető vagy élelemtermelőa fizikai vagy virtuális territóriumán belül 95 Fernandes et al ( , 2008; Delvigne et al (2014Delvigne et al ( , 2019. 96 Delvigne et al (2021).…”
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“…The sector should be included with that of the Borne Valley and would signify a broad integration of the Bassin du Puy into the area frequently occupied by human groups. Combined with the PTE management groups of Baume-Vallée, this hypothesis is reinforced by the presence of many Mousterian occupations 5 (in shelters or open-air sites) in the sector: Les Rivaux 1 and 2 (Daugas and Raynal, 1977;Raynal et al, 2005), Sainte-Anne 1 (Raynal et al, 2006;Santagata et al, 2017), le Rond-du-Barry (Bayle des Hermens, 1970Hermens, , 1987Raynal, 1988), Rochelimagne (Quinqueton, 1991)… For materials from the Saint-Flour Basin and the Truyère Valley, the Euclidean distance to the outcrop (around sixty kilometres, the most proximal outcrops being around 45 km away) and the crossing of the landforms of Devès and the Margeride (as well as the deep valley of the Allier) leads to further discussion of the methods of circulation. Their relevant representation in the assemblage tends to point to a recurring frequentation of this area, which can be linked to a distinct mobility circuit, or one including the Naussac Bassin.…”
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confidence: 99%