Verfügbarkeit: Chert quarrying, lithic technology and a modern human burial at the Palaeolithic site of Taramsa 1, Upper Egypt

Chert quarrying, lithic technology and a modern human burial at the Palaeolithic site of Taramsa 1, Upper Egypt:

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Beteiligte Personen:	Van Peer, Philip (VerfasserIn), Vermeersch, Pierre M. (VerfasserIn), Paulissen, Etienne (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Leuven Leuven Univ. Press 2010
Schriftenreihe:	Egyptian prehistory monographs 5
Schlagwörter:	Paläolithikum Funde Taramsa Hill
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Umfang:	312 S. zahlr. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
ISBN:	9789058677860 9058677869

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adam_text	CONTENT CONTENT ......................................................................................................................................................................5 LIST OF FIGURES .......................................................................................................................................................9 LIST OF TABLES ........................................................................................................................................................14 LIST OF PLATES ........................................................................................................................................................16 PREFACE .....................................................................................................................................................................17 1 - INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................19 1.1 - Geomorphology and geology of the Taramsa area .........................................................................................19 1.2 - Taramsa Hill morphology ................................................................................................................................22 1.3 - General archaeological stratigraphy of Taramsa 1: The Activity Phases .........................................................25 1.4 - Survey, excavation and recording techniques .................................................................................................27 1.5 - Some conventions of this report ......................................................................................................................29 1.5.1 - Definition of assemblages ......................................................................................................................29 1.5.2 - Technical notes ........................................................................................................................................29 1.5.3 -Abbreviations ..........................................................................................................................................30 2 -ANALYSIS OFLITHIC PRODUCTION SYSTEMS .........................................................................................31 2.1 -Raw data ..........................................................................................................................................................31 2.1.1 -Technological classification ....................................................................................................................31 2.1.2 -Refitting ...................................................................................................................................................34 2.1.3 -Attribute analysis .....................................................................................................................................36 2.2 - Generalisation of raw data ...............................................................................................................................36 2.2.1 -Assemblage structure ...............................................................................................................................36 2.2.2 - Generalisation of refitting data ................................................................................................................38 2.2.3 - Attribute analysis .....................................................................................................................................39 3 - MIDDLE STONE AGE LITHIC PRODUCTION SYSTEMS IN NORTHEAST AFRICA ...........................41 3.1 - Basic reduction systems ...................................................................................................................................41 3.1.1 - Geometric and functional organisation ...................................................................................................41 3.1.2 - Percussion and fracture mechanics .........................................................................................................42 3.1.3 - Striking platform types m plane fracture debitage .................................................................................45 3.1.4 - Plane fractures and flake forms ...............................................................................................................47 3.1.5 - Summary .................................................................................................................................................47 3.2 - Planimetrie debitage systems in the Lower Nile Valley Middle Stone Age ....................................................48 3.2.1 - The Levallois production system ............................................................................................................48 3.2.2 -The discoidal production system .............................................................................................................51 3.3 - Volumetric debitage systems in the Lower Nile Valley Middle Stone Age .....................................................53 3.3.1 - The Taramsa blade production system ....................................................................................................53 3.3.2 - Terminology ............................................................................................................................................54 4 - EXCAVATION SECTORS 91/05, 91/07, 89/02, ACTIVITY PHASES I/II LITHIC ASSEMBLAGES .........55 4.1 -Sector 91/05 ....................................................................................................................................................55 4.1.1 -Stratigraphy .............................................................................................................................................55 4.1.2 -Analysis of Cc 38.................................................................................................................................... 58 4.1.3 - Discussion ...............................................................................................................................................62 4.2 -Sector 91/07 ....................................................................................................................................................63 4.2.1 -Stratigraphy .............................................................................................................................................63 4.2.2 -Analysis of Cc 17....................................................................................................................................63 4.3 - Sector 89/02.....................................................................................................................................................64 4.3.1 - Stratigraphy and exploitation features .....................................................................................................64 4.3.2 - Stratigraphie succession of the concentrations ........................................................................................70 4.3.3 -Analysis of Cc 05....................................................................................................................................70 5 - EXCAVATION SECTORS 91/02, 89/01, AND THE ACTIVITY PHASE III LITHIC ASSEMBLAGES 77 5.1 -Sector 91/02.....................................................................................................................................................77 5.1.1 - Stratigraphy and exploitation features ....................................................................................................77 5.1.2 -Analysis of Cc 07....................................................................................................................................80 5.1.3 -Analysis of Cc 04....................................................................................................................................82 5.1.4 -Conclusion ...............................................................................................................................................82 5.2 -Sector 89/01.....................................................................................................................................................83 5.2.1 -Stratigraphy .............................................................................................................................................83 5.2.2 -Analysis of Cc 10....................................................................................................................................83 6 - EXCAVATION SECTORS 91/03, 91/01, AND THE ACTIVITY PHASE IV LITHIC ASSEMBLAGES .....89 6.1 - Sector 91/03: stratigraphy and site formation ..................................................................................................90 6.1.1 -Stratigraphy .............................................................................................................................................90 6.1.2 - Cultural formation processes ...................................................................................................................90 6.1.3 - Spatial analysis of Cc 19.........................................................................................................................93 6.2 - Sector 91/03 Cc 19: lithic analysis ...................................................................................................................94 6.2.1 - General comments ...................................................................................................................................94 6.2.2 - The Levallois and Taramsa blade production systems ...........................................................................95 6.2.3 -Morphological characteristics of end products .....................................................................................101 6.2.4 - Morphological characteristics of cores ................................................................................................102 6.2.5 - Typology ................................................................................................................................................102 6.2.6 - Infra-assemblage technological variability ............................................................................................103 6.2.7 - Cultural formation processes reconsidered ...........................................................................................104 6.3 -Sector 91/01...................................................................................................................................................105 6.3.1 -Stratigraphy ...........................................................................................................................................105 6.3.2- Lithic Analysis of Cc 20/25...................................................................................................................105 6.3.3 - Conclusion ............................................................................................................................................108 7 - EXCAVATION SECTORS 91/04, 89/04, AND THE ACTIVITY PHASE V LITHIC ASSEMBLAGES .....119 7.1 - Sector 91/04: stratigraphy and site formation ................................................................................................119 7.1.1 - Deposits and lithic concentrations .........................................................................................................119 7.1.2 - The exploitation stages ..........................................................................................................................124 7.1.3 - Spatial organisation of lithic production ...............................................................................................127 7.2 - Sector 91/04 main zone: lithic analysis .........................................................................................................135 7.2.1 -The reconstructed reduction sequences .................................................................................................135 7.2.2 - The Levallois and Taramsa Levallois production systems ....................................................................148 7.2.3 -Morphological characteristics of end products .....................................................................................152 7.2.4 - Morphological characteristics of cores .................................................................................................153 7.2.5 - Typology ................................................................................................................................................153 7.2.6 - Chronological and functional variability in main zone lithic production .............................................154 7.3 - Cultural formation processes in sector 91/04 main zone reconsidered ..........................................................155 7.3.1 -Transportation of products ..................................................... 155 7.3.2 - Were specialist artisans at work in Cc 28? ...........................................................................................157 7.4 - Sector 89/04...................................................................................................................................................160 7.4.1 -Stratigraphy ...........................................................................................................................................161 7.4.2. -Analysis of Cc 09.................................................................................................................................161 7.5 -Comparison of sector 91/04 main zone with sector 91/03 Cc 19..................................................................162 7.5.1 -Chronology ...........................................................................................................................................162 7.5.2 - Lithic production systems .....................................................................................................................163 8 -ACTIVITY PHASE VI: EXCAVATION SECTORS AND LITHIC ASSEMBLAGES .................................169 8.1 -Sector 89/03...................................................................................................................................................169 8.1.1 -Stratigraphy ..........................................................................................................................................169 8.1.2 -Analysis of Cc 12/13.............................................................................................................................169 8.1.3 -Conclusion .............................................................................................................................................174 8.2 -Activity Phase VI assemblages from Sector 89/02........................................................................................175 8.2.1 - Lithic analysis of Cc 03.........................................................................................................................176 8.2.2 - Spatial analysis of Cc 01.......................................................................................................................178 8.2.3 - Lithic analysis of Cc 01.........................................................................................................................179 8.3 - Conclusions ....................................................................................................................................................181 9 - OTHER SECTORS AND ASSEMBLAGES ......................................................................................................195 9.1 - Sector 91/04 Cc 29........................................................................................................................................195 9.1.1 - Description of Refit 29/1.......................................................................................................................195 9.1.2 - Morphometric characteristics of end products ......................................................................................195 9.1.3 -Typology ................................................................................................................................................196 9.2 -Sector 91/03 Cc 36.........................................................................................................................................196 9.3 -Sector 91/02...................................................................................................................................................196 9.3.1 -Cc 02.....................................................................................................................................................196 9.3.2 -Cc 05.....................................................................................................................................................196 9.3.3 -Cc 09.....................................................................................................................................................196 9.4 - Sector 89/02 ..................................................................................................................................................197 9.4.1 -Cc 02.....................................................................................................................................................197 9.4.2 -Cc 06.....................................................................................................................................................197 9.4.3 -Cc 07.....................................................................................................................................................197 9.5 -Sector 91/07 Cc 18.........................................................................................................................................197 9.6 - Sector 89/05 Cc 11.........................................................................................................................................197 9.7 -Sector 91/06 ..................................................................................................................................................198 9.8 - Sector 89/06...................................................................................................................................................199 9.9 - Sector 89/07...................................................................................................................................................199 9.10 -Sector 91/08.................................................................................................................................................199 9.11 -Sector 91/09.................................................................................................................................................199 9.12 - Isolated artefacts from below the sterile sand .............................................................................................200 9.13 - A habitation structure? ................................................................................................................................200 9.13.1 - Spatial analysis ....................................................................................................................................201 9.13.2 -Otherobservations ...............................................................................................................................202 9.13.3 -Interpretation .......................................................................................................................................202 10 - THE TARAMSA BURIAL .................................................................................................................................215 10.1 -Description of the burial ..............................................................................................................................215 10.2 - The lithic assemblage associated with the burial .........................................................................................217 10.3 -The skeleton .................................................................................................................................................221 10.4 -Dating ...........................................................................................................................................................222 10.5 -Conclusion ...................................................................................................................................................224 11 -DISCUSSIONS AND CONCLUSIONS ............................................................................................................225 11.1 - The lithic assemblages atTaramsa 1: taxonomic and phylogenetic considerations ....................................225 11.1.1 - Activity Phase I ...................................................................................................................................225 11.1.2 -Activity Phase II ..................................................................................................................................228 11.1.3 -Activity Phase III .................................................................................................................................229 11.1.4 -Activity Phase IV .................................................................................................................................229 11.1.5 -ActivityPhase V ..................................................................................................................................232 11.1.6 -Activity Phase VI .................................................................................................................................233 11.1.7 -Conclusion ...........................................................................................................................................233 11.2 - Raw material procurement strategies ...........................................................................................................234 11.2.1 - Activity Phases I, II and III .................................................................................................................235 11.2.2 -Activity Phase IV .................................................................................................................................235 11.2.3 -ActivityPhaseV ..................................................................................................................................236 11.2.4 -Activity Phase VI .................................................................................................................................237 11.2.5 - Chronology of the Activity Phases IV and V succession ....................................................................237 11.3 - Interpretations on social structure and evolution .........................................................................................238 11.4 -A regional perspective ..................................................................................................................................239 11.4.1 - The late Middle Pleistocene and MIS 5..............................................................................................239 11.4.2 -The origin of the Upper Palaeolithic ...................................................................................................240 12 -ANNEXES ...........................................................................................................................................................243 12.1 - Comparative table of classifications of assemblages fromTaramsa 1.........................................................243 12.2 - Raw data on sequence progressions in the first exploitation surfaces of refitted sequences from sector 91/04 main zone Cc 24 and Cc 28............................................................................................245 12.3 - Raw data on all refit sequences from sector 91/03 Cc 19............................................................................255 12.4 - Raw data on the attribute analysis of end products from all assemblages ...................................................258 12.5 - Detailed technological classification of the sub-assemblages in sector 91/04 main zone ...........................277 12.6 - Raw data used in the Principal Component analysis for refitted sequences from sector 91/04 main zone Cc 24 and 28.................................................................................................278 12.7 - Anthropological observations from Vermeersch et al. 1998........................................................................280 12.8 - Taramsa СТ scan: preliminary report (2002-2003)......................................................................................281 12.9 - List of concentrations ...................................................................................................................................282 12.10 -Technical detail of luminescence measurements ........................................................................................282 13 - REFERENCES ...................................................................................................................................................283 14 -INDEX .................................................................................................................................................................287 15 -PLATES ...............................................................................................................................................................289
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