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Pièges - Piégeage : Technique du piège. - Pièges préhistoriques. - Les trappes. - Les filets. - Les nasses. - Les collets. - Les trébuchets. - Les traquenards. - Les assomoirs. - Les arbalètes. - Les gluaux. - Les appeaux. - Les leurres. - Similitudes. - Hameçons. - Les poisons
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Vertebrates, Fossil. --- Paleontology --- Hunting, Prehistoric.
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Vertebrates, Fossil --- Paleontology --- Hunting, Prehistoric
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Pendant les sept millénaires qui ont suivi la dernière déglaciation, les petites communautés de chasseurs-cueilleurs cantonnées au sud de l'Europe ont progressivement occupé tout le continent. Les récentes fouilles d'archéologie préventive de pleine nature ont levé le voile sur la réalité de ces groupes familiaux spécialisés dans la chasse à l'arc. Qui étaient-ils ? Comment vivaient-ils ? De quoi se nourrissaient-ils ? Grâce aux données scientifiques disponibles à ce jour, l'auteur nous plonge dans le monde de ces « hommes des bois » experts dans l'art d'utiliser les ressources de leur milieu sans les surexploiter ni les polluer. Leur adaptabilité associée à leur solidarité leur ont permis non seulement de survivre, mais de voir leur population augmenter jusqu'à ce que, au début du Néolithique, les agro-pasteurs venus de l'est bouleversent leurs pratiques et finissent par les assimiler.
Chasseurs-cueilleurs préhistoriques --- Archers --- Hunting, Prehistoric --- History
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Hunting. --- Hunting and gathering societies. --- Hunting, Prehistoric.
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Prehistoric peoples. --- Hunting, Prehistoric. --- Sociétés préhistoriques
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The modelling and representation of prehistoric hunter-gatherer behaviours is largely influenced by the investigation of sites with high archaeological visibility, due to the presence of large amounts of knapped lithics, which generally survive the ravages of time. As a consequence, behaviours which were not, or to a limited extent, associated with stone tools are underrepresented in archaeological narratives about hunter-gatherer lifestyles, which, however, have characterised most of the human past. Occasionally, at sites where preservation conditions are good, archaeological finds point to the importance of organic resources for tools and the manufacturing of a broad range of use items, such as clothing, footwear, containers, as well as tent covers and mats. In fact, it is highly likely that organic materials - e.g. wood, bark, bone, antler, hide - were dominant in the creation of material culture, and possibly played a pivotal role in sociocultural communication.The lack of attention for sites and phenomena associated with no or few lithics causes several problems with regard to archaeological insights into the variability in landscape use, technological traditions, and sociocultural interaction. This book presents a collection of articles which address these problems from several angles, with an emphasis on the Mesolithic of NW Europe: dwellings and activities associated with no or few lithics; variability in site location and landscape use, notably in relation to hunting and ethology of game species; and technological aspects of non-lithic material culture. The book intends to increase awareness of the consequences of the issues addressed for our understanding of the past, and boost research and heritage management initiatives in this field.
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"Expands the understanding of large-scale hunting methods beyond the customary role of subsistence and survival to include the social and political realms where large-scale hunting adaptations evolved, primarily from the Americas and spanning from the Folsom Period on the Great Plains to the ethnographic present in Australia"--Provided by publisher.
American bison hunting. --- Hunting and gathering societies --- Hunting, Prehistoric --- Hunting, Prehistoric --- Food. --- Economic aspects. --- Social aspects.
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Hunting --- Hunting and gathering societies --- Hunting, Prehistoric --- Primitive societies
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