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Journal articles on the topic "Magdalénien"
Vialou, Denis. "L’art des grottes en Ariège magdalénienne." Gallia préhistoire. Suppléments 22, no. 1 (1986): 5–28. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/galip.1986.2542.
Full textAllain, J., René Desbrosse, Janusz K. Kozlowski, André Rigaud, Marcel Jeannet, and Arlette Leroi-Gourhan. "Le Magdalénien à navettes." Gallia préhistoire 28, no. 1 (1985): 37–124. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/galip.1985.2222.
Full textSteiner, Paule. "Un petit poucet magdalénien ?" Cahiers de littérature orale, no. 67-68 (January 15, 2010): 85–94. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/clo.904.
Full textBosinski, Gerhard. "Les saïgas dans l’art magdalénien." L'Anthropologie 113, no. 3-4 (July 2009): 662–78. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.anthro.2009.08.001.
Full textMenu, Michel, Philippe Walter, Daniel Vigears, and Jean Clottes. "Façons de peindre au Magdalénien." Bulletin de la Société préhistorique française 90, no. 6 (1993): 426–32. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/bspf.1993.9672.
Full textGoldberg, Paul, Solveig Schiegl, Karen Meligne, Chris Dayton, and Nicholas J. Conard. "Micromorphology and Site Formation at Hohle Fels Cave, Schwabian Jura, Germany." E&G Quaternary Science Journal 53, no. 1 (June 1, 2003): 1–25. http://dx.doi.org/10.3285/eg.53.1.01.
Full textOlive, Monique, Nicole Pigeot, and Olivier Bignon-Lau. "Un campement magdalénien à Étiolles (Essonne)." Gallia Préhistoire, no. 59 (December 1, 2019): 47–108. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/galliap.1492.
Full textVermeersch, P. M., R. Lauwers, and P. Van Peer. "Un site Magdalénien à Kanne (Limbourg)." Archaeologia Belgica, no. 1 (May 1, 1985): 17–54. http://dx.doi.org/10.55465/pcoo3091.
Full textGrimm, Sonja, and Daniela Holst. "Et le réchauffement acheva le Magdalénien." Pour la Science N° 496 - février, no. 2 (January 2, 2019): 42–49. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/pls.496.0042.
Full textGaussen, Jean, and Jean-Claude Hesault. "Un bloc gravé magdalénien à Parrain Nord." Paléo 7, no. 1 (1995): 271–73. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/pal.1995.1221.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Magdalénien"
Dachary, Morgane. "Le Magdalénien des Pyrénées occidentales." Phd thesis, Université de Nanterre - Paris X, 2002. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00348708.
Full text* la présentation du cadre chronologique et environnemental de cette région à la fin du Pléisto-cène, ainsi que des débats scientifiques qui la concernent,
* la constitution d'une séquence de référence restituant l'évolution diachronique des industries lithiques,
* et l'ébauche d'une comparaison avec les régions avoisinantes, afin d'intégrer les Pyrénées occidentales dans la dynamique culturelle du Magdalénien à une échelle plus large, notamment pour percevoir les influences auxquelles cette zone est soumise.
Quatre raisons majeures justifient le choix de cette zone :
* sa localisation – au carrefour de trois ensembles culturels et sur l'une des deux voies de cir-culation inévitable entre l'Europe occidentale et la péninsule ibérique – ,
* la concentration géographique de ses gisements,
* l'étude approfondie des industries lithiques qui montre que la réputation de monotonie peine à cacher une diversité qui pourrait être chronologiquement significative
* et l'apparition de nouvelles techniques d'analyses lithiques depuis les dernières grandes syn-thèses consacrées à cette région.
Deux méthodes d'étude ont été utilisées :
* synthèse bibliographique pour la reconstitution du cadre chronologique et environnemental et pour faire un état des recherches consacrées à cette région.
* et analyse de l'industrie lithique de trois gisements archéologiques selon une méthode qui prend en compte les matières premières exploitées, les modes de fabrication des supports d'outils et la produc-tion des outils.
Les sites ont été choisis en raison de leur longue séquence stratigraphique – Bourrouilla à Arancou (64) et Duruthy à Sorde (40) – ou pour la qualité des informations fournies – Arbouet (64).
Les résultats aboutissent à deux types d'interprétations. Ils permettent de caractériser les gisements en eux-mêmes et de comprendre le lien entre les Pyrénées occidentales et les régions voisines. Plusieurs tendan-ces apparaissent :
L'approvisionnement en matières premières siliceuses est essentiellement local. Et ce, en dépit des constatations faites dans les Pyrénées centrales, par exemple, où quelques gisements ont livré des silex collec-tés dans le nord de l'Aquitaine.
Ces industries ne montrent pas de particularismes techniques et s'inscrivent donc pleinement dans le cadre technologique général et la variété du Magdalénien. Sauf dans de rares cas, la conduite de l'exploitation des nucléus atteste d'un fort « opportunisme » dans la mesure où le bloc guide les choix techniques au sein d'un vaste ensemble de possibles.
Malgré l'existence de probables faciès d'activité, des modifications diachroniques de la composition techno-typologique de ces industries sont perceptibles. En effet, le croisement entre les analyses strictement techniques et celle de l'outillage montre que :
- l'outillage est riche en lamelles de type scalène et/ou en lamelles à dos tronquées dans les pé-riodes les plus anciennes,
- l'outillage typé « Magdalénien supérieur » apparaît progressivement avec les burins de La-can, les pointes à cran puis les pointes à dos et les grattoirs unguiformes,
- la fin du Magdalénien supérieur voit s'enrichir la palette technique avec l'apparition d'un dé-bitage de type carénoïde qui vient s'ajouter au fond commun de la production très variée des lamelles au Mag-dalénien moyen et supérieur,
- l'extrême fin de la période révèle l'utilisation d'une nouvelle chaîne opératoire : celle desti-née à la production de supports massifs, obtenus par percussion dure rentrante, pour les pointes à dos. Elle est accompagnée de l'apparition d'une nouvelle production laminaire, au percuteur dur. Cette constatation est d'autant plus surprenante qu'elle a été réalisée au sein d'une industrie encore très magdalénienne dans ses composantes aussi bien lithique qu'osseuse.
Enfin, la confrontation des résultats de l'analyse de l'industrie lithique avec les sources bibliographi-ques disponibles pour les gisements contemporains prouve que, en l'état de la recherche, les gisements des Py-rénées occidentales s'apparentent plutôt à ceux du nord de l'Aquitaine qu'aux aires culturelles les plus pro-ches, c'est-à-dire les Cantabres et les Pyrénées. Ces résultats doivent cependant être nuancés en raison de l'absence de certains outils nord-aquitains (conformément aux Pyrénées centrales et aux Cantabres).
Ce travail a eu pour but de dresser un bilan bibliographique approfondi des données disponibles pour la fin du Paléolithique supérieur dans les Pyrénées occidentales, mais aussi de démontrer que l'étude de l'industrie lithique est susceptible d'apporter des résultats majeurs et novateurs. Il s'est agi :
¬ de réfuter définitivement le postulat d'une zone pauvre en matières premières lithiques exploitables à travers l'analyse de leur mode d'approvisionnement,
¬ d'élaborer, pour la fin du Paléolithique supérieur, une nouvelle séquence de référence qui tient compte de la technique d'obtention des supports lithiques mais aussi de l'outillage. Elle demande désormais à être confirmée par l'étude de gisements non retenus dans le cadre de la thèse. Cependant, elle a d'ores et déjà montré que Bourrouilla et Duruthy – au moins – possèdent des clés fondamentales pour la compréhension de la transition entre la fin du Paléolithique supérieur et le Mésolithique,
¬ et de démontrer que, au Magdalénien, l'influence des deux « régions culturelles » les plus proches – Pyrénées centrales et Cantabres – n'était pas plus marquée que celle, plus éloignée, du Périgord.
De multiples pistes de recherches possibles sont ainsi esquissées.
Birouste, Clément. "Le Magdalénien après la Nature : une étude des relations entre humains et animaux durant le Magdalénien moyen." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018TOU20009/document.
Full textThe aim of this work is to bring new elements to our comprehension of human-animal relationships in one of the emblematic cultures of the European Upper Palaeolithic, the Middle Magdalenian of south-western France, through a two-pronged approach treating animal (and human) depictions and animal (and human) skeletal remains. Rigid naturalism, which presupposes an opposition between nature and culture, as well as the assumed universality of anthropocentrism, are limiting to this endeavor. These intellectual frames of reference confine the realms of investigation of both archaeozoology and the study of figurative art, impeding in part our ability to access the ways in which communities of the past apprehended their own environment. We concentrate therefore on theoretical postures that authorize the relativization of naturalistic ontology while all the same recognizing a diversity of ontologies.Our project is therefore an attempt to identify the specific ontological system of the Middle Magdalenian via its attributed archaeological remains – with the objective of determining the nature of human-animal relationship during the Middle Magdalenian. Philippe Descola’s model of four modes of identification seems to us to be the best adapted approach for such an enterprise, as it provides precise definitions that are easily employed.Middle Magdalenian parietal art focuses particularly on very specific distinctions, but also on the individuation of animals and their respective behaviours, seeming to bring out the depicted animals’ intentionality. Certain methods participate in the linking of these intentionalities: notably the parietal plan, the use of natural reliefs, and the way humanity is represented. A study focusing on skeletal animal remains from Middle Magdalenian sites shows that the general pattern of butchery operations and its supposed ritualization is particularly oriented towards animal individuality and subjectivity. This generalized butchery pattern of animals shows parallels with the treatment of certain human remains. In the two cases, a particular emphasis is seen in the minutia and intensity of procedures and an over-representation of skulls in habitat sites, indicating a relative equivalence between the status of humans and non-humans, as well as a desire to reduce the subjectivity of individuals via the transformation of forms. The intentions conveyed by these diverse practices – in parietal art, and in the treatment of animal and human remains – seem particularly representative of Descola’s animist mode of identification, and appear to be incompatible with other modes of identification, including totemism, which we often associate with the European Upper Palaeolithic. A globalized theme of animist bent appears, in which the individuation of humans as animals seems important, as is their linkage. Diverse forms of interaction between human and non-human individuals may have found their place in what appears to constitute a cycle integrating practices underlining the apparition and disparition of animal subjectivity
Birouste, Clément. "Le Magdalénien après la Nature : une étude des relations entre humains et animaux durant le Magdalénien moyen." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Toulouse 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018TOU20009.
Full textThe aim of this work is to bring new elements to our comprehension of human-animal relationships in one of the emblematic cultures of the European Upper Palaeolithic, the Middle Magdalenian of south-western France, through a two-pronged approach treating animal (and human) depictions and animal (and human) skeletal remains. Rigid naturalism, which presupposes an opposition between nature and culture, as well as the assumed universality of anthropocentrism, are limiting to this endeavor. These intellectual frames of reference confine the realms of investigation of both archaeozoology and the study of figurative art, impeding in part our ability to access the ways in which communities of the past apprehended their own environment. We concentrate therefore on theoretical postures that authorize the relativization of naturalistic ontology while all the same recognizing a diversity of ontologies.Our project is therefore an attempt to identify the specific ontological system of the Middle Magdalenian via its attributed archaeological remains – with the objective of determining the nature of human-animal relationship during the Middle Magdalenian. Philippe Descola’s model of four modes of identification seems to us to be the best adapted approach for such an enterprise, as it provides precise definitions that are easily employed.Middle Magdalenian parietal art focuses particularly on very specific distinctions, but also on the individuation of animals and their respective behaviours, seeming to bring out the depicted animals’ intentionality. Certain methods participate in the linking of these intentionalities: notably the parietal plan, the use of natural reliefs, and the way humanity is represented. A study focusing on skeletal animal remains from Middle Magdalenian sites shows that the general pattern of butchery operations and its supposed ritualization is particularly oriented towards animal individuality and subjectivity. This generalized butchery pattern of animals shows parallels with the treatment of certain human remains. In the two cases, a particular emphasis is seen in the minutia and intensity of procedures and an over-representation of skulls in habitat sites, indicating a relative equivalence between the status of humans and non-humans, as well as a desire to reduce the subjectivity of individuals via the transformation of forms. The intentions conveyed by these diverse practices – in parietal art, and in the treatment of animal and human remains – seem particularly representative of Descola’s animist mode of identification, and appear to be incompatible with other modes of identification, including totemism, which we often associate with the European Upper Palaeolithic. A globalized theme of animist bent appears, in which the individuation of humans as animals seems important, as is their linkage. Diverse forms of interaction between human and non-human individuals may have found their place in what appears to constitute a cycle integrating practices underlining the apparition and disparition of animal subjectivity
Pinçon, Geneviève. "De l'esprit à la matière, les expression graphiques au Magdalénien moyen, le cas des magdaléniens à sagaies de Lussac-Angles." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Toulouse 2, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020TOU20034.
Full textThe Middle Magdalenian facies with Lussac-Angles spearpoints is well defined in time and space, and constitutes a confirmed and coherent chrono-cultural assemblage. It is characterised by the Lussac-Angles spearpoint, along with specific features like the bladelet-debitage of « La Marche type », the originality of its jewellery, its horse incisors, and its symbolic expressions, especially human figures. The harmony that stands out at these sites of La Marche and Le Roc-aux-Sorciers contributes to the stability of the group that comes back regularly, and modifies on the wall the concepts to be shared. Recording techniques must enable one to gather uninterpreted data. Once a document has been validated, it always remains possible to return to it in accordance with the evolution of research on the site of Angles-sur-l’Anglin or, more broadly, on parietal art and prehistory. The 3D technologies that have refined our scientific procedures are particularly appropriate for sculpture. The great interest of these resources is being able, in multiple formats, to attribute them to different users. Several identities can be distinguished in the Middle Magdalenian through their artistic expressions, which are one of the supports of their culture and which play a role in their social organisation. This « ethnic group » with Lussac-Angles spearpoints displays an art in the landscape combined with daring innovation. Its strong physical engagement in the territory demonstrates this group’s vitality. New dates would be welcome so as to fix it better in time, even though the relative chronology provided by the analysis of graphic expressions is one of the first arguments to be taken into account. This Magdalenian society was able to create a system involving shared values whose vector – art -- still speaks to us today. So our sensitivity matches that of other cultures, which brings each of us, whether Magdalenian or modern, closer to our humanity
Pétillon, Jean-Marc. "Des magdaléniens en armes : technologie des armatures de projectiles en bois de cervidé du magdalénien supérieur de la grotte d'Isturitz (Pyrénées-Atlantiques)." Paris 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA010698.
Full textTosello, Gilles. "L'art mobilier sur support lithique en Périgord magdalénien : émergence, originalité et diffusion." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010562.
Full textConcentrations of engraved blocks are a unique characteristic of Magdalenian groups. For the Perigord the current study has been able to bring together 400 blocks from 9 Magdalenian sites dating from the 14th to the 11th millenia before present. Most of the objects were studied first-hand, which has enabled an updating of the illustrative base for roughly 300 pieces (in fact 180 of these were previously unpublished). The supports are of two types: rough limestone plaquettes of various sizes and a small number of river cobbles. The middle Magdalenian has yielded few such objects in relation to the much richer upper Magdalenian (around 11,500 bp). Upper Magdalenian engraved plaquettes are found in living-site contexts and are often fire-reddened and fragmented. They are associated with the debris of everyday life, such as bones of the favored prey species of magdalenian hunters, rangifer tarandus. Quantitatively, reindeer are the most frequently engraved subject, followed by horses. Unidentifiable animals and undecipherable lines are abundant while other species and recognizable signs remain rare. With the exception of some highly stylized female silhouettes of the type well-known from as far away as central Europe, engraved subjects are of a local rather than geographically widespread nature. In the Perigord, the Magdalenian preference for representing reindeer is a continuation of long-established conventions and provides no hint of the imminent end of the pleistocene and the associated disappearance of paleolithic art. However, some foreshadowing of change is perceptible in river cobbles engraved with animal outlines, which were later destined to play a significant role in the azilian
Fontana, Laure. "Mobilité et subsistance au Magdalénien dans le Languedoc occidental et le Roussillon." Paris 1, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA010616.
Full textThis archaeozoological work is a contribution to the study of the subsistence strategies and settlement patterns of magdalenian groups of Aude (France). What kind of hunting economy and organization of acquisition (game and silex) can we observe to discuss the question of settlement patterns? We have chosen the basin of aude because of his great number of magdalenian sites, particular in the north before 13 000 bp and in the south between 13000 and 12 000 bp. The fauna collections come from magdalenian levels of fives sites : lassac and tournal (for the early magdalenian), canecaude and gazel (for the mid-magdalenian), belvis (upper magdalenian). This is a micro-regional study and if the mid-magdalenian period is the best known, we tried to understand the transformation of the settlement pattern since the early magdalenian until the upper magdalenian. This study met en evidence: * for the early and mid-magdalenian : specialized reindeer hunting and five months occupations (during the winter and the beginning of spring). The study identified a residential type of settlement pattern and gazel was probably a special site (art). No site of specialized acquisition (game or silex) has been identified. We did not identified sites which have been occupied during the other part of the year. More over, we did not know the place where the silex (50%) come from. Two hypothesis can be proposed: - occupations in an other region during the rest of the year, in the south of aude or in ariege - occupations in a region very far from the aude * for the upper magdalenian : specialiezed ibex hunting and spring-summer occupations this period is less documented than the previous one
Bertrand, Anne. "Les armatures de sagaies magdaléniennes en matière dure animale dans les Pyrénées." Paris 1, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA010588.
Full textThe spear traits in osseous industry appear as an essential element of the outfit of magdalenian hunters. The pieces of the pyrenees, western languedoc present a morphological diversity within the same culture. This diversity can be due to cultural, chronological, functional factors. After having studied the points in ethnology, whose advantage is to be complete - only the heads of the prehistoire weapons are known by us - the study of the types of spear traits, of their chronological characteristics, tries to define these factors. The spear traits of the spanish basque country, of cantabria, of asturias and of the mediterranean spain are studied to be compared. The experimentation gives some comparisons and some answers to the numerous questions of the survey, more particularly for the breaking and the use traces. At last, the magdalenian spear traits are presented within their context : the other elements in the osseous industry are mentionned, as well as the weapon game relation. A way to the exchange's and territory's notion, and the function of the settlement, is pursued. In conclusion of this research, chronological and regional characteristics, as well as others with fonctionnal implications morphological and morphometrical - are determined
Gauvrit, Roux Eugénie. "Comportements techniques au Magdalénien moyen ancien : Approche techno-fonctionnelle de l’industrie lithique de deux gisements du Centre Ouest de la France : la Marche (Vienne) et la Garenne (Indre)." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019AZUR2011.
Full textWest-central France is a key region to apprehend cultural variations of the Early Middle Magdalenian (19-17 500 cal. BP). This region appears to be at a cultural crossroad of several traditions visible through rich art (cave art, portable art, ornaments) and bone industry traditions (projectile points, navettes). Two facies are identified: the Lussac-Angles Magdalenian and the navettes Magdalenian. By focusing on the sites of la Marche (Lussac-Angles) and the Blanchard cave on the hillside of la Garenne (navettes), we seeked to approach technical behaviours related to use and production of the tools of these two facies. With a systemic approach that combines technological and functional analyses of lithic production, we show the existence of a shared technical background and a permeability between facies. This is evidenced through modalities of production of blades and bladelets, relations between form and function and tools management strategies (multiple uses, reuses, sharpenings, multiplication of double tools). On the other hand, variations in terms of gestures or technical processes related to the use of endscrapers and backed bladelets are perceptible. These elements reveal specificities of the technical behaviours on each site
Igarashi, Jannu. "Relations entre les représentations figuratives et les signes dans l'art pariétal magdalénien franco-cantabrique." Paris, Muséum national d'histoire naturelle, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003MNHN0005.
Full textIn this work, the 3986 signs are counted in 28 Magdalenian caves of 6 Franco-Cantabric regions (Dordogne, Lot, Ardeche, central Pyrenees, Basque, Santander). The relations between the figurative representations and the signs are analysed by four parameters. The chronological analysis shows whether the signs were made before or after figurate representations. The thematic analysis let know whether any themes are associated with specific signs. Their chronological or thematic relations depend on the place in cave (external analyse). The most numerous figurative representations are often associated with signs. Generally, many signs are located on the flank of the animal figures (internal analyse). So, our analysis methods make the relations between the figurative representations and the signs characterized according to the types of signs, the animal or human species, the caves or the regions
Books on the topic "Magdalénien"
Pierres gravées du Périgord magdalénien: Art, symboles, territoires. Paris: CNRS, 2003.
Find full textD, Baden-Powell, and Otte Marcel, eds. Le magdalénien du trou de Chaleux: Hulsonniaux-Belgique. Liège: Etudes et recherches archéologiques de l'Université de Liège, 1994.
Find full textAuffermann, Bärbel. Rohmaterialnutzung im Magdalénien: Fundstellen am Nordrand der Schwäbischen Alp. Bad Bellingen: Folio Verlag, 1998.
Find full textBosinski, Hannelore. Gönnersdorf und Andernach-Martinsberg: Späteiszeitliche Siedlungsplätze am Mittelrhein. Koblenz: Gesellschaft für Archäologie an Mittelrhein und Mosel, 2007.
Find full textFrank, Moseler, ed. Die Konzentrationen IIb und IV des Magdalénien-Fundplatzes Gönnersdorf (Mittelrhein). Mainz: Verlag des Römisch-Germanischen Zentralmuseums, 2008.
Find full textWeniger, Gerd-Christian. Widerhakenspitzen des Magdalénien Westeuropas: Ein Vergleich mit ethnohistorischen Jägergruppen Nordamerikas. Mainz am Rhein: P. von Zabern, 1995.
Find full textFloss, Harald. Die Steinartefakte des Magdalénien von Andernach (Mittelrhein): Die Grabungen 1979-1983. Rahden/Westf: Leidorf, 2002.
Find full textHöck, Christiane. Das Magdalénien der Kniegrotte: Ein Höhlenfundplatz bei Döbritz, Saale-Orla-Kreis. Stuttgart: K. Theiss, 2000.
Find full textMüller, Werner. Le site magdalénien de Monruz: Acquisition, traitement et consommation des ressources animales. Hauterive: Office du patrimoine et de l'archeologie de Neuchatel, section archeologie, 2013.
Find full textBook chapters on the topic "Magdalénien"
Fontana, Laure. "De l’Aurignacien au Magdalénien : des cultures paléolithiques ?" In Les sociétés de chasseurs de rennes du Paléolithique récent en France, 23–24. Presses universitaires de Franche-Comté, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.pufc.50361.
Full textFritz, Carole. "Chapitre 3. Présentation du corpus." In La gravure dans l’art mobilier magdalénien. Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.editionsmsh.45420.
Full textFritz, Carole. "Introduction." In La gravure dans l’art mobilier magdalénien. Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.editionsmsh.45405.
Full textFritz, Carole. "Abstract." In La gravure dans l’art mobilier magdalénien. Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.editionsmsh.45455.
Full textFritz, Carole. "Remerciements." In La gravure dans l’art mobilier magdalénien, 8. Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.editionsmsh.45400.
Full textFritz, Carole. "Préface." In La gravure dans l’art mobilier magdalénien, 7. Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.editionsmsh.45395.
Full textFritz, Carole. "Chapitre 4. Les analyses microscopiques." In La gravure dans l’art mobilier magdalénien. Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.editionsmsh.45425.
Full textFritz, Carole. "Chapitre 7. Conclusions et perspectives." In La gravure dans l’art mobilier magdalénien. Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.editionsmsh.45440.
Full textFritz, Carole. "Chapitre 6. Système technique de l’art mobilier." In La gravure dans l’art mobilier magdalénien. Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.editionsmsh.45435.
Full textFritz, Carole. "Chapitre 5. La contribution des analyses microscopiques : présentation des résultats." In La gravure dans l’art mobilier magdalénien. Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.editionsmsh.45430.
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