Drawing upon the already well-known archaeological record and on recent data, we present
a general overview of Mesolithic stone production in Central–Southern Italy and its main …

Abstract The Capsian (9000–5400 cal BC) is an early Holocene Northwest African
prehistoric tradition. It is generally divided into two facies: the Typical Capsian (TC) and the …

During the course of the 7th millennium cal. BC, a major change occurred in stone-working
techniques and tool types among the lithic industries of Mesolithic hunter-gatherers in North …

This paper is focused on cultural and subsistence changes in North African societies during
the Early and Middle Holocene, with a special emphasis on the emergence of a productive …

En Méditerranée occidentale, l'émergence des sociétés agro-pastorales, au début du 6e
millénaire avant notre ère, est désormais expliquée par un modèle de colonisation de petits …

Sicily is a key region for understanding the agricultural transition in the Mediterranean
because of its central position. Here, we present genomic and stable isotopic data for 19 …

The process of Neolithization of Southern Italy and Sicily covers about 500 years (6200–
5700 cal BC) and involves two cultural horizons: Archaic Impressed Ware or “Impresse …

The emergence of Neolithic in Sardinia and Corsica has more and more the aspect of a
sharp rupture that led to the first permanent occupation of the islands through a process of …

Recent excavations and radiocarbon work conducted at Cocina Cave (Valencia region,
Eastern Iberia) provide new insights into the transition from foraging to farming in the eastern …

This study is an overview of the state of research on the process of neolithisation of the
northwestern corner of Morocco. Particularly noteworthy are the recent findings of a Spanish …