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[https://www.cenieh.es/en/node/1881 by CENIEH 12/2/18] | [https://www.cenieh.es/en/node/1881 by CENIEH 12/2/18] | ||
The geochronologist from CENIEH Davinia Moreno carries out the dating studies in the most recent excavation and prospecting campaign of the project “Cradle of humanity: Eritrea-Rift Valley”, financed by the Palarq Foundation and managed by Fundación Atapuerca | The geochronologist from CENIEH Davinia Moreno carries out the dating studies in the most recent excavation and prospecting campaign of the project “Cradle of humanity: Eritrea-Rift Valley”, financed by the Palarq Foundation and managed by Fundación Atapuerca | ||
=====Later Stone Age toolstone acquisition in the Central Rift Valley of Kenya: Portable XRF of Eburran obsidian artifacts from Leakey's excavations at Gamble's Cave II | |||
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[https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2352409X17305114 by Ellery Frahm 4/18 ScienceDirect] | |||
The complexities of Later Stone Age environmental and behavioral variability in East Africa remain poorly defined, and toolstone sourcing is essential to understand the scale of the social and natural landscapes encountered by earlier human populations. The Naivasha-Nakuru Basin in Kenya's Rift Valley is a region that is not only highly sensitive to climatic changes but also one of the world's most obsidian-rich landscapes. | |||
