Evidence for habitual use of fire at the end of the Lower Paleolithic: Site-formation processes at Qesem Cave, Israel

Keyphrases

• Amudian 33%
• Anthropogenic Component 33%
• Anthropogenic Sediments 33%
• Blade Production 33%
• Burned Remains 66%
• Burnt Bone 33%
• Cave Entrance 33%
• Chemical Techniques 33%
• Clastic Sediments 33%
• Cut Marks 33%
• Debris Flow 33%
• Defleshing 33%
• Dripping 33%
• Fallow Deer 33%
• Fire Use 100%
• Fireplace 33%
• Geogenic 33%
• Habitual Use 100%
• Heated Soil 33%
• Hominid 33%
• In Situ Burn 33%
• Isotopic Evidence 33%
• Israel 100%
• Karst Environment 33%
• Late Lower Paleolithic 33%
• Lower Palaeolithic 100%
• Macroscopic Criterion 33%
• Micromorphological 33%
• Micromorphology 33%
• Middle Pleistocene 33%
• Mud Slurry 33%
• Paleolithic Site 100%
• Qesem Cave 100%
• Recrystallization 33%
• Rootlet 33%
• Rosa 33%
• Sedimentological Analysis 33%
• Site Formation Processes 100%
• Soil Flow 33%
• Stratigraphic Sequence 33%
• Terra 33%
• Use-wear 33%
• Wear Damage 33%
• Wood Ash 100%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Calcite 33%
• Clastic Sediment 33%
• Debris Flow 33%
• Israel 100%
• Micromorphology 33%
• Pleistocene 33%
• Wood Ash 100%