stone objects found in the settlements of noua-sabatinovka cultures in the prut-dniester area
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Abstract
As a result of archaeological research, which are carried out from 1950s to the present in the Prut-Dniester area, in the settlements, as well as through random findings, it was found about 412 artifacts of stone (scrapers, fragments of mills, discs, polishers, casting moulds, axes, etc.) and 129 ones of flint (hammerstones, knives, arrowheads, blades) relating to the Noua-Sabatinovka type. The article presents the categories of lithic objects and attempts to clarify their attribution.
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| Authors | ;Mariana Sîrbu |
| Journal | corporate communications |
| Year | 2013 |
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