- The
Kebaran culture, also
known as the 'Early Near East Epipalaeolithic', is an
archaeological culture of the
Eastern Mediterranean dating to c. 23,000...
-
culture 30,000 BP,
Emireh culture 20,000 BP,
Aurignacian culture 12,000 BP,
Kebarian,
Athlitian cultures South,
central and
northern Asia: 30,000 BP, Angara...
- proto-agrarian
Natufian culture of the Epipalaeolithic. The
appearance of the
Kebarian culture, of
microlithic type,
implies a
significant rupture in the cultural...
- the
Natufian culture had
arisen as a
result of the
mixing of the
local Kebarian culture of the
Levant with the
Mushabi culture.
According to Ofer Bar-Yosef :...
- was
practiced at the end of the
Upper Palaeolithic (Franchthi) or the
Kebarian (Ohalo II, 19,000 BC). As
tools improved, the
material was increasingly...
- Iran, the
Zarzian culture,
dated 10,000–8500 BCE, and in the more
ancient Kebarian of the Near East. He
concludes that more than 10,000
years ago the Indo-Europeans...
-
absence of
these artifacts. In the Near East, the
laminar microliths of the
Kebarian culture were su****ded by the
geometric microliths of the
Natufian tradition...
- the
Zarzian culture,
dated 10,000–8,500 BCE, and in the more
ancient Kebarian of the Near East. He
concludes that more than 10,000
years ago the Indo-Europeans...
- the
Zarzian culture,
dated 10,000–8,500 BCE, and in the more
ancient Kebarian of the Near East. He
concludes that more than 10,000
years ago the Indo-Europeans...
- Iran, the
Zarzian culture,
dated 10,000-8,500 BC, and in the more
ancient Kebarian of the Near East. Indo-European
migrations Dzhebel Bernard Sergent (1995)...
