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. Animal domestication : an archeological interpretation. Sweet Briar College; Magdalenian culture; Domestication; Domestic animals. IV 11. B^ ^pB? D ) E ) F \G Figure 13 Scale= =lm. Distribution of ochre, bone and lithic debris about domestic units at Pincevent (from Leroi-Gourhan 1972). Ill Top view of the covered living area. IV Angle view of covered living area. V Angle view of living area, and various zones of debris. A-hearth; B - area of most domestic activity;C area free of ochre - probably sleeping area; D - nearby refuse; E - dispersed refuse; F - occasional refuse; P - perimeter of
. Animal domestication : an archeological interpretation. Sweet Briar College; Magdalenian culture; Domestication; Domestic animals. IV 11. B^ ^pB? D ) E ) F \G Figure 13 Scale= =lm. Distribution of ochre, bone and lithic debris about domestic units at Pincevent (from Leroi-Gourhan 1972). Ill Top view of the covered living area. IV Angle view of covered living area. V Angle view of living area, and various zones of debris. A-hearth; B - area of most domestic activity;C area free of ochre - probably sleeping area; D - nearby refuse; E - dispersed refuse; F - occasional refuse; P - perimeter of tent; T - supposed placement of Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Dinegar, Harriet Caroline.
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