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A Holocene Ceramic Sequence in the Central Sahara: Pottery Traditions and Social Dynamics Seen from the Takarkori Rockshelter (SW Libya).

This article presents the Early and Middle Holocene pottery repertoire of the Takarkori archaeological site, a rockshelter in the Tadrart Acacus massif in southwestern Libya, Central Sahara. This long sequence, extending from 10,200 to 4300 cal BP, is one of the best preserved Holocene contexts in N...

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Published in:African Archaeological Review Vol. 40; no. 4; pp. 647 - 673
Main Authors: Rotunno, Rocco, Cavorsi, Lucia, di Lernia, Savino
Format: Article
Published: Springer Nature Dec2023
Subjects:
Archaeological excavations
Radiocarbon dating
Social evolution
Chronology
Herders
Holocene Epoch
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