The open-air Palaeolithic site V Griču (Suhi Dol near Planina nad Horjulom)

Authors

  • Matija Turk
  • Metka Culiberg

Keywords:

Slovenia; V Griču; Suhi Dol; open-air site; Palaeolithic; stone tools; analyses of charcoal

Abstract

The contribution presents a new open-air Palaeolithic site V Griču near the village of Suhi Dol, by Planina nad Horju-lom. The results of archaeological excavations are described. The only Palaeolithic finds are stone artefacts, on the basis of which the site has been dated to the period from the Middle to Late Palaeolithic. Charcoal found is not contemporary with the archaeological finds

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Published

2007-01-01

How to Cite

Turk, M. ., & Culiberg, M. . (2007). The open-air Palaeolithic site V Griču (Suhi Dol near Planina nad Horjulom). Arheološki Vestnik, 58. Retrieved from https://ojs.zrc-sazu.si/av/article/view/8200

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Vol. 58 (2007): ARHEOLOŠKI VESTNIK

Section

Prehistory

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