Andrey Krivoshapkin, Bence Viola, Temerlan Chargynov, Maciej T. Krajcarz, Magdalena Krajcarz, Stanisaw Fedorowicz, Vladimir Olenchenko, Leonid Tsibizov, Svetlana Shnaider, Kseniya Kolobova
Issue: 2
, Volume: 3
, Уear of publication: 2021
Serial edition: The Journal of the International Union of Prehistoric and Protohistoric Sciences
Pages: 110-115
Abstract
The SelUngur Cave plays a crucial role in our understanding of the initial occupation of Central Asia. During the field campaign of 2014-1016, the techno-complex characterized by the non-Levallois flake knapping and a production of plano-convex bifaces has been recovered. Investigations of SelUngur Cave in 2017 have provided new preliminary data on the earliest stages of Western Central Asia occupation, probably by Neanderthals.
