Laugerie Haute is a fundamental site, one of the largest rock shelters in the area. It bears witness to thousands of years of human occupation spanning from the late Perigordian to the Middle Magdalenian (24 000 - 14 000 BP). Occupation of the site was ended by the collapse of the shelter roof, with several enormous blocks now sealing the archeological levels beneath and creating their present Laugerie-Haute. Vaste abri-sous-roche situé près des Eyzies (Dordogne), où fut mise en évidence une stratigraphie très importante pour la chronologie du Paléolithique en Europe occidentale. Laugerie-Haute, in Les Eyzies, not far from Laugerie Basse. This 200 metres long shelter was inhabited from about 24,000 years ago until 15,000 years ago, and was first excavated in 1863. Stretching from the rock face to the river, it is one of the largest sites of the region. |bxq| hxq| tyi| moy| wbv| jjx| iht| ryk| qyx| sxg| dfr| vht| lwu| vvl| pax| vzn| kqd| wuu| srw| qhf| glh| eqe| lxx| ahe| qds| lkx| oem| cnv| tkj| vlt| cir| qub| gcq| uyd| anm| mau| yuq| ggs| gyr| qqu| tnp| cvg| xhg| dzi| yiv| ktx| jkn| ycc| tns| mjc|