Feldebrő-Bakoldal 1. számú lelőhely kutatásának előzetes eredményei
Mónika Gutay1, Csaba Bálint1, Attila Péntek2, Kristóf István Szegedi1, Zoltán Henrik Tóth1
1 Dobó István Vármúzeum, 3300 Eger, Vár 1.
2 Független kutató / Independent researcher, 2143 Kistarcsa, Késmárki u. 27. Email: attila.pentek@yahoo.com
Cite as Gutay, M., Bálint, Cs., Péntek, A., Szegedi, K. I., Tóth, Z. H. (2016) Feldebrő-Bakoldal 1. számú lelőhely kutatásának előzetes eredményei (Preliminary report of an Upper Palaeolithic site Feldebrő-Bakoldal 1). Litikum – Journal of the Lithic Research Roundtable, 4, pp. 49–56. https://doi.org/10.23898/litikuma0018
Abstract. Preliminary report of an Upper P alaeolithic site Feldebrő-Bakoldal 1. At the site Feldebrő-Bakoldal 1, Mihály Gasparik paleontologist uncovered remains of a wooly mammoth and a Pleistocene-age fox together with several limnic silicite flakes in 2011. After successful field walkings we conducted an archaeological excavation at the site between June–September 2016. Preliminary results suggests that the excavated lithic material belongs to the Epigravettian phylum of the Gravettian entity. The lithic raw materials are heterogenous in both the regional and extraregional subsample. We recovered ceramic lumps/ sherds in association with the Palaeolithic artifacts, from Pleistocene layers that were devoid of later disturbation. This phenomenon requires further investigations.
Keywords: Epigravettian, Upper Palaeolithic, wooly mammoth, ceramic material, fieldwork, excavation
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