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@article{800046, author = {Svoboda, Jiří and Kaminska, L. and Kozlowski, J.K.}, article_location = {ČR}, article_number = {42}, keywords = {Upper Paleolithic; Upper Pleistocene; fauna; industry; West Slovakia}, language = {eng}, issn = {0323-1119}, journal = {Anthropologie 42}, title = {The 2002-2003 excavations in the Dzerava skala Cave, West Slovakia.}, volume = {2004}, year = {2004} }
TY - JOUR ID - 800046 AU - Svoboda, Jiří - Kaminska, L. - Kozlowski, J.K. PY - 2004 TI - The 2002-2003 excavations in the Dzerava skala Cave, West Slovakia. JF - Anthropologie 42 VL - 2004 IS - 42 SP - 311-322 EP - 311-322 PB - Moravské zemské muzeum Brno SN - 03231119 KW - Upper Paleolithic KW - Upper Pleistocene KW - fauna KW - industry KW - West Slovakia N2 - The new excavations at the Dzeravá skala cave opened a complex stratigraphic section, showing combination of in situ developed sediments, in-blown loess, and clays, paleosols and clasts removed from elswhere, most probably from the above cave chimneys. In terms of paleobotany and paleontology, this sequence illustrates the climatic record from the Holocene over the Last Glacial Maximum to the more temperate oscillations of the Interpleniglacial, and, possibly, even before that. Two aspects are of importance: the almost constant presence of cave bears throughout the Pleistocene layers, and the repeated human visits. The archaeological record comprises the Neolithic, probably Late Paleolithic, Gravettian (25 – 31,7 ka BP), and the Early Upper Paleolithic (34 – 37 ka BP). The isolated human molar (right lower M2), found by Hillebrand in 1913, may be correlated with the EUP layers. ER -
SVOBODA, Jiří, L. KAMINSKA a J.K. KOZLOWSKI. The 2002-2003 excavations in the Dzerava skala Cave, West Slovakia. \textit{Anthropologie 42}. ČR: Moravské zemské muzeum Brno, 2004, roč.~2004, č.~42, s.~311-322. ISSN~0323-1119.
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