Acsa-Rovnya: új eredmények (Acsa-Rovnya: new results)

Viola T. Dobosi*

* Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum / Hungarian National Museum, 1088 Budapest, Múzeum krt. 14-16.


Cite as T. Dobosi, V. (2013). Acsa-Rovnya: uj eredmények (Acsa-Rovnya: new results). Litikum – Journal of the Lithic Research Roundtable, 1, pp. 55–65. https://doi.org/10.23898/litikuma0004

Abstract. Acsa-Rovnya: new results. After the initial surveys and two seasons of excavations (2001 and 2004), in 2007, Attila Péntek donated a huge amount of lithics from the Acsa-Rovnya site, to the Hungarian National Museum. Since the first publication (2008), new Aurignacian open-air localities were discovered at the site. We made a re-evaluation of the site, in the light of the new data.

Keywords: Aurignacian, leaf point, open air site

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