Vestibule: Prehistory

Welcomes to the Vestibule of Prehistory. This vestibule is thought like main page for those interested in issues relateds with the Prehistory.

If you want to collaborate, visits the Wikiproyecto: Prehistory.

to publish

The Levallois Method is a procedure of lítica purchase block by means of which the prehistoric humans were able to obtain lascas of a preconceived form and a size before their extraction. Generally the Levallois method requires a complex previous preparation of the core, that preparation can vary based on the wanted piece, that lasca Levallois can be one, a Levallois end or a leaf. Also variants are known the Levallois method according to the operation strategy of the core: centripetal, polarized, preferential…

This procedure was invented independently in several parts of the World; inferior is known from the Paleolítico to the aim of the Stone Age, although its critical time was the Average Paleolítico and, especially, the Musteriense. The Levallois method is the germ of the most falsified methods of lascado, particularly the extraction of leaves…

To continue…

to publish

• Prehistory
  • Outlines of Prehistory
  • Prehistory of China
  • Prehistory of Spain
  • Prehistoric Art
  • Paleolítico
  • Mesolítico
  • Neolithic
  • Age of Cobre
  • Age of the Bronze
  • Age of the Iron
  • Megalitismo
  • Prehistoric technology
  • Pre-Columbian cultures
  • Old towns

to publish

Today it is Monday 16 of June of 2008

• 1 of November of 2006 - the construction of this Vestibule begins.
• 1 of February of 2007 - the virtual magazine Arqueoweb, of the University of Alcala of Madrid, publishes a monographic number on Archeology of the River basin of Mexico

to publish

You can visit the page of the Wikiproyecto de Prehistoria in Wikiproyecto: Prehistory, where the pending missions are exposed, like asked for articles, articles to improve, or translations. to publish

• … there was mamuts in Mexico? 50 years ago were bony tails of imperator the Mammuthus species and the Mammuthus columbi, that lived 8 thousand years ago, in the present zone of the localities of Santa Isabel Iztapan and San Miguel Tocuila.

• … The first culture of the world in momificar to its deads was the one of Small boat, in Chile? From the 8000 a. C. until the 4000 a. C. (in which they desapacerieron), this primitive town of the South Cone dried by natural methods the bodies of the children that died and they maintained in his vivendas to them during years as if still they were alive. With time, this custom also extended the adults. The momificación was, since then, common practice in pre-Columbian the $andes.

• … from Leon one, in the prehistory, also inhabited Europe and Siberia, arriving to colonize the west of North America (from Alaska to the south of Mexico) during the last freezing?

to publish

• 'Sepiensa.org .mx - Prehistory'

to publish

• Culture of Montelius
• Heládico
• Panlongcheng
• Culture of Poltavka
• Culture of Yamna
• Culture of Sredny-Stog
• Culture of Namazga
• Culture of Sbruna
• Culture of Tagar
• Culture of Sintashta-Petrovska
• Alakul
• Tastyk
• Ferodovo
• Petroglyphs galaico-Portuguese
• Ahmariense
• Golasecca
• Cave of Kebara
• Uadi-in-Natuf
• Olduvai
• Lepenski Vir
• Pincevent
• Dolni Vestonice
• To foretell
• Keremiense
• Climatic crisis of the Holoceno
• Urban revolution
• Culture of Dawenkou
• Culture of Majiayao
• Soaniense
• Pre-Soaniense
• Levalloisiense
• Neolithic in Eastern Asia
• Neolithic in America
• Neolithic in Africa

to publish

• Age of the Iron
• Erligang
• Ahrensburgiense
• Ateriense
• Ibero-Mauritanian culture
• Sauveterriense
• Epipaleolítico
• Protoneolítico
• Tardenoisiense
• Salpetriense
• Ertebölliense
• Maglemoisense
• Rodaniense
• Culture of Unetice
• Culture of the Túmulos amoricanos
• Culture of the Terramaras
• Apeninica culture
• Culture of Wessex
• Neolithic in Europe
• Cave of the Pasiega
• Clactoniense
• Creswilliense

You can find outlines to extend in Category of Outlines of Prehistory. to publish

to publish