- 29:59
- 10:3525,000-Year-Old Advanced Ice Age Site of Mal'ta | Ancient ArchitectsДлительность 10 минут 35 секунд47,4K47,4 тысяч просмотровдата публикации20 Eyl 2023
- 2:41:34Show One: Paleolithic or Old Stone Age in China and Different Approaches to Defining CivilizationДлительность 2 часа 41 минутa 34 секундыдата публикации15 Ağu 2023
- 2:01Eastern Hunter Gatherers were a mixture of ANE, WHG and... CHG!Длительность 2 минуты 1 секунда
- 10:32Unbequeme Funde, Die Die Vorgeschichte Widerlegen!Длительность 10 минут 32 секунды145,2K145,2 тысяч просмотровдата публикации8 May 2021
- 10:10Tivat MontenegroДлительность 10 минут 10 секунд
- 56°01′35″N 92°44′10″E / 56.026404°N 92.736156°E. Tools from Afontova Gora in the Krasnoyarsk Regional Museum.
- Afontova Gora, Rusya'nın Krasnoyarsk şehri yakınlarında, Yenisey Nehri'nin sol kıyısında bulunan bir Geç Üst Paleolitik ve Mezolitik Sibirya arkeolojik sit kompleksidir.
- The settlement is dated to 20 000 - 18 000 BP, a very cold part of the last ice age, and the northern ice sheet can not have been far away. View of Afontova Gora.
- Afontova Gora, Rusya'nın Krasnoyarsk şehri yakınlarında, Yenisey Nehri'nin sol kıyısında bulunan bir Geç Üst Paleolitik ve Mezolitik Sibirya arkeolojik sit kompleksidir.
- Layer 3 from Afontova Gora II is the most significant: the layer produced the largest amount of cultural artefacts and is the layer where the human fossil...
- The Afontova Gora bears clear cultural and genetic links to the Mal'ta-Buret', probably being a northwards expression of it.
- Afontova Gora. complex of archaeological sites in Siberia. ... Media in category "Afontova Gora". The following 3 files are in this category, out of 3 total.
- Sequencing of another south-central Siberian, Afontova Gora-2 dating to approximately 17,000 years ago14, revealed similar autosomal genetic signatures as...
- Ancient DNA from Upper Paleolithic Lake Baikal (Mal'ta and Afontova Gora). The study I mentioned in a previous post has now been made available in Nature.
- See Yenisei. The Macmillan dictionary of archaeology, Ruth D. Whitehouse, 1983Copied.