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Quaternary International, 2006, Vol 149, p. 37-43
A review of biostratigraphical investigations of palaeolithic localities in the Southern Urals region
Danukalova G, Yakovlev A,
Abstract:
At present there are more than 15 Palaeolithic type localities in the Southern Urals region. Most of these are located in karst cavities in the mountain area. In the flat part of the country, Palaeolithic type localities are extremely rare and are situated in the deposits of the second river terraces. Results of biostratigraphical investigations of the main localities are given in this short review. (c) 2005 Elsevier Ltd and INQUA. All rights reserved
At present there are more than 15 Palaeolithic type localities in the Southern Urals region. Most of these are located in karst cavities in the mountain area. In the flat part of the country, Palaeolithic type localities are extremely rare and are situated in the deposits of the second river terraces. Results of biostratigraphical investigations of the main localities are given in this short review. (c) 2005 Elsevier Ltd and INQUA. All rights reserved