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CRC806-E1 LGM-Sites Database V-20150313

Authors: Maier, Andreas; Zimmermann, Andreas;

CRC806-E1 LGM-Sites Database V-20150313

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CRC 806 “Our Way to Europe” – Project E1 Population Dynamics: Demographic Changes of Hunter-Gatherer Populations during the Upper Pleistocene and Early Holocene in Europe Principal Investigator: Prof. Dr Andreas Zimmermann PostDoc: Dr Isabell Schmidt THE CURRENT DATABASE VERSIONS ARE FOR INTERNAL USE BY MEMBERS OF THE CRC 806 ONLY, IN AGREEMENT WITH THE RESPECTIVE AUTHORS (see below) General information: Databases used (revised and extended) within this work were courtesy provided by: Jean-Pierre Bocquet Appel INQUA – Radiocarbon Palaeolithic Europe Database (Pierre Vermeersch) Legend: #ID: Identification number given within the current database system #Site: most common spelling, starting with main name – comma – article [optional: comma – different spellings, different names of the site] #Longitude: Decimal Degrees, World Geodetic System 1984 #Latitude: Decimal Degrees, World Geodetic System 1984 #Country: Name of country (English spelling) #Kind_of_site: 0 = no information; 1 = cave/abri; 2 = open-air site #Quality: 0 = excluded (previous attribution proved wrong, no data); 1 = secure attribution (assemblage size, radiometric data, stratigraphy, diagnostic tools); 2 = possible attribution (small assemblage, no radiometric data, insecure context, few/no diagnostic tools) MAG=Magdalenian; LGM=Last Glacial Maximum; GRA=Gravettian; EUP=Early Upper Paleolithic (Aurignacian) Authors to contact: MAG: Dr Inga Kretschmer (Inga.Kretschmer_at_rps.bwl.de) LGM and GRA: Dr Andreas Maier (and.maier_at_fau.de) EUP: Dr Isabell Schmidt (isabell.schmidt_at_uni-koeln.de) Database revision with the help of: Andreea Darida (E1 student assistant)

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