Lower Palaeolithic Petroglyphs and Hammerstones Obtained from the Excavations at Daraki‑Chattan Cave (India)
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20 juin 2023
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Giriraj Kumar et al., « Lower Palaeolithic Petroglyphs and Hammerstones Obtained from the Excavations at Daraki‑Chattan Cave (India) », Palethnologie, ID : 10.4000/palethnologie.3421
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Gist: Daraki-Chattan in the Chambal basin in central india is the richest known Pleistocene cupule site in the world. Here excavations were conducted by the Rock Art Society of India in collaboration with the Archaeological Survey of India under the EIP Project for five seasons from 2002 to 2006. The excavations yielded Lower Palaeolithic artefacts from throughout its sediment section. From the top humus and to some extent from the following brown soil layers we also found recent debris and m...