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Châtelperron (French pronunciation: [ʃatɛlpɛʁɔ̃]) is a
commune in the
central French department of Allier. It is the
location of the site
known as La Grotte...
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southwestern France, as well as in
northern Spain. It
derives its name from
Châtelperron, the
French village closest to the type site, the cave La
Grotte des...
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Corentin de
Chatelperron, born in
Vannes in 1983, is a
French engineer,
adventurist and
manager of the "Gold of Bengal" project.
After general engineering...
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Grotte des Fées is a cave
located in
Châtelperron, in the
central French department of Allier. The name
refers to
three caves, of
which one is collapsed...
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characterized by a
covering retouch and
which constitute a
group apart. The
Châtelperrón point is not a true microlith,
although it is
close to the
required dimensions...
- Veldwezelt-Hezerwater Vaucluse, Bau de l'Aubesier Biache-Saint-Vaast
Bruniquel Cave
Châtelperron Combe Grenal Eguisheim Grotte du
Renne at Arcy-sur-Cure La
Chaise La...
- Altamira, Cantabria,
Spain Aurignac,
Haute Garonne, France,
Aurignacian Châtelperron,
central and
south western France, Châtelperronian
Chauvet Cave, southern...
- to Today's
Digital World.
Haynes UK. ISBN 9781785216169.
Corentin de
Chatelperron (2018).
Nomade des mers : le tour du
monde des
innovations (in French)...
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Charroux Ch****enard Château-sur-Allier Châtel-de-Neuvre Châtel-Montagne
Châtelperron Châtelus Châtillon
Chavenon Chavroches Chazemais Chemilly Chevagnes Chezelle...
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Chantal Menut,
Panja Ramanoelina,
Falihery Raobelison,
Philippe Collas de
Chatelperron, &
Pascal Danthu (2010). "Chemical
Composition of
Essential Oils From...
