Pavlovia
The Pavlovian is a regional expression of Upper Paleolithic culture of Gravettiens . The term Pavlovien was coined in 1959 by H. Delporte after studying the extensive inventory of bone artifacts in Pavlov , Moravia . Since then, the term has been used by some archaeologists for sites in Moravia, Lower Austria and Slovakia . Other authors also use the term Gravettian here to illustrate the great uniformity of this archaeological culture .
Archaeological sites
- Aggsbach in Lower Austria
- Dolní Věstonice , Moravia (see Venus of Dolní Věstonice and the triple grave of Dolní Věstonice )
- Kamegg near Gars am Kamp in Lower Austria
- Moravany nad Váhom , Slovakia, (see Venus von Moravany )
- Pavlov I , Moravia
- Krems-Wachtberg in Lower Austria
- Willendorf in the Wachau (see Venus von Willendorf )
literature
- Thomas Einwögerer, A Pavlovien living space on the Wachtberg in Krems . Arch. Österr. 7/2, 1996, 21-23.
- Bohuslav Klima, The Pavlovien in the vineyard caves by walls . Quartär 19, 1968, pp. 263-273.
- Karel Valoch, Les questions du Pavlovien. Antiquités Nationales 18-19, (1986-1987), pp. 55-62.
References
- ^ Delporte H., Notes de voyage leptolithique en Europe Centrale. I La Tchécoslovaquie. Rivista di Scienze Preistoriche 14, 1959, 19 - 57.
- ^ Felgenhauer F., Aggsbachien - Gravettien - Pavlovien. On the question of nomenclatory priorities in research on prehistory. Mitt. Anthr. Ges. Vienna 125/126, 1995/96, 249 - 257.
- ↑ Svoboda, JA & Sedlácková, L. (Eds., 2004): The Gravettian along the Danube. The Dolní Vestonice Studies 11. Brno.