MyLibraryZotero17Voľanská, AdriánaLitikum – Journal of the Lithic Research RoundtableLitikum – Journal of the Lithic Research RoundtableLitikum13–224archaeologyAurignacianbifacial toolsEuropekaphdleaf shaped toolspalaeolithicSlovakiaSurface collectionSzeletianUpper PalaeolithicZemplen Hills201620162064-3640https://doi.org/10.23898/litikuma0015Dr. M. Iľko was the first who paid attention to knapped stone industries on the Western edge of the Zemplín Hills (Slovakia). The collection of Palaeolithic artifacts come from the cadastres of the villages Čerhov and Veľká Tŕňa (Trebišov district). Among these, five bifacial leaf points found at the archaeological sites Pod hečkou, Pod vinicami (Čerhov) and Hečka (Veľká Tŕňa) require special attention. Two points were made of flint (Hečka and Pod vinicami), one of limnosilicite (Pod hečkou) and of radiolarite (Pod hečkou). Collections of knapped stone industries from the above mentioned sites provide circumstantial evidence on Szeletian/Aurignacian settlements of this region.https://litikum.hu