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Upper Paleolithic Shell-Bead Networks in Europe (c. 40,000–10,000 BP)

Upper Paleolithic Shell-Bead Networks in Europe (c. 40,000–10,000 BP)

  1. Isotope sourcing confirms distant beaches for Dentalium beads

    Labels: Dentalium shells, La Madeleine
  2. Upper Paleolithic begins with Aurignacian networks

    Labels: Aurignacian, Homo sapiens
  3. Marine-shell ornaments map early interaction zones

    Labels: Marine-shell beads, Interaction zones
  4. Isturitz Cave shows early ornament production diversity

    Labels: Isturitz Cave, Ornament production
  5. Gravettian expands shared ornament traditions

    Labels: Gravettian, Ornament styles
  6. Ornament data suggests nine Gravettian cultural entities

    Labels: Gravettian dataset, Cultural entities
  7. Fossil-shell collecting adds new exchange routes

    Labels: Fossil shells, Cro-Magnon
  8. Last Glacial Maximum constrains movement and contact

    Labels: Last Glacial, Refugia
  9. Solutrean era continues ornament circulation in west

    Labels: Solutrean, Western Europe
  10. Magdalenian re-expansion supports long-distance shell transport

    Labels: Magdalenian, Shell transport
  11. Rochereil shells document inland stockpiling of raw material

    Labels: Rochereil, Stockpiling
  12. Bølling–Allerød warming reshapes Late Glacial connections

    Labels: B lling, Climate warming
  13. Younger Dryas cold phase disrupts late hunter-gatherer systems

    Labels: Younger Dryas, Cold phase
  14. Azilian marks post-Magdalenian shift in western Europe

    Labels: Azilian, Franco-Cantabrian