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Episode 9: Why do we have an Epipalaeolithic?

from Pre History - the archaeology of the ancient Near East · host PreHistoryPodcast

The Epipalaeolithic - the period from the Last Glacial Maximum to just before the beginning of farming - is an awkward period to characterise in the prehistory of the Near East. Mostly this is because the division between the Upper Palaeolithic and the earlier part of the Epipalaeolithic is a bit murky. This week we will look at this division, and see what changes, and what actually does not change as we move into the Epipalaeolithic. If you have any questions or comments you can email me [email protected] or reach me on the website at prehistorypodcast.com

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