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Behausungen im Späten Jungpaläolithikum und im Mesolithikum in Nord-, Mittel- und Westeuropa
Where hunter-gatherers camped between 15000-5000 BC in the steppes and forests of Europe, stone artefacts and hearthstones were usually left behind in large numbers. Only rarely, however, are dwellings directly verifiable on the basis of preserved construction elements.
In this book six accumulations of lithic artefacts are examined to see if there are indications that tent walls once surrounded them as an obstacle to a diffuse distribution of the stone debris to the outside: Orp Ost and Rekem 10 in Belgium, Cepoy in the Paris Basin, Geldrop 3-2 in the southern Netherlands, Berlin-Tegel IX, and Hartmannsdorf 26 in Brandenburg. In these settlement structures as well as in the dwellings and unroofed campsites of this period used for comparison, it is also possible to reconstruct work areas
