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City College Station / / Company BP / HULU / Stephens / Ó 2009 Elsevier Ltd. / / Country United States / / / Facility Texas A&M University / / IndustryTerm expedient technologies / informal tools / food resources / cobble tools / formal microblade technologies / reduction technologies / lithic technologies / between-site / residential systems / formal tool / combination tools / microblade-composite-tool technology / formal tools / bladelet technologies / human foragers implementing technologies / bifacial tools / land-use systems / food resource distribution / consecutive forager groups / organized systems / component site / bank / multi-component site / logistical systems / human / blade technology / burin tools / de microblade technology / recycled formal tools / microblade technology / fewer complete informal tools / microblade core technology / microblade technologies / / NaturalFeature Enisei River valley / Enisei River / / Organization MUP LUP / Siberia Kelly E. Graf* Center for the Study / Texas A&M University / Upper Paleolithic / Toolstone Predominantly / / Person Parry / Maynard Smith / G. Sosnovskii / Kelly E. Graf / Foley / / / Position residentially oriented hunter / logistically organized hunter / http / ProvinceOrState Texas / / Region central Asia / / Technology microblade technologies / microblade technology / MUP LUP Microblade technology / 7 Afontova Gora-3 Afontova Gora-2 Kokorevo-1 Kokorevo-2 Blade technology / human foragers implementing technologies / informal Not Standardized Heavy technologies / LUP microblade technologies / formal Standardized Light-weight technologies / microblade-composite-tool technology / formal microblade technologies / lithic technologies / de microblade technology / blade technology / reduction technologies / / URL http /
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Hunter-gatherer dispersals in the mammoth-steppe: technological provisioning and land-use in the Enisei River valley, south-central Siberia