莫桑比克中石器时代技术:Niassa和Massingir地区的初步研究

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2018-08-01 DOI:10.1163/21915784-20180006

N. Bicho, J. Cascalheira, Jonathan A. Haws, C. Gonçalves

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东南非已成为了解中石器时代（MSA）和解剖学现代人类发展的重要地区。由于位于非洲东部和南部之间，莫桑比克是评估非洲智人和MSA发展的关键地区。在这里，我们展示了2014-2016年在莫桑比克尼亚萨和马辛吉尔地区调查和测试期间收集的MSA组合的首次石器分析结果。我们找到了近200个新的石器时代地表遗址。数据显示，这两个地区的原材料使用情况不同。这两个地区的石器组合都显示出向心技术的使用，但在马辛吉尔和莱瓦洛伊斯点，各自的核心和刀片技术很常见，在北部地区几乎没有。

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Middle Stone Age Technologies in Mozambique: A Preliminary Study of the Niassa and Massingir Regions

Southeast Africa has become an important region for understanding the development of the Middle Stone Age (MSA) and Anatomically Modern Humans. Due to its location between east and southern Africa, Mozambique is a key region for evaluating the development of Homo sapiens and the MSA across Africa. Here, we present the first results of lithic analyses of MSA assemblages collected during survey and testing in the Niassa and Massingir regions of Mozambique in 2014-2016. We were able to locate close to 200 new Stone Age surface sites. Data show that raw material use is different in the two areas. The lithic assemblages from both areas show the use of centripetal technology, but in Massingir, Levallois points, the respective cores and blade technology are frequent, they are almost absent in the northern region.

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

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31.40

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1.10%

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312

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2 months

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