Site occupation dynamics of early modern humans at Misliya Cave (Mount Carmel, Israel): Evidence from the spatial taphonomy of faunal remains

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• Israel 100%
• Taphonomy 100%
• Hearth 100%
• Mount Carmel 100%
• Middle Palaeolithic 100%
• Late Middle Palaeolithic 100%
• Space Use 100%
• Faunal Remains 100%
• Early Modern Humans 100%
• Misliya Cave 100%
• Site Occupation 100%
• Intra-site 50%
• Paleolithic Site 50%
• Faunal Assemblage 50%
• Neanderthals 50%
• Modern Humans 50%
• Combustion Features 50%
• Lithic Assemblage 50%
• Base Camp 50%
• Consistent Use 50%
• Early Middle Palaeolithic 50%
• Peripheral Activity 50%
• Firing Pattern 50%
• Consumption Activity 50%
• Bone Surface Modifications 50%
• Site Maintenance 50%
• Point Pattern 50%
• Repeated Use 50%
• Mixed-signal 50%
• Pattern Size 50%
• Square Patterns 50%
• Significant Duration 50%
• Spatial Markers 50%
• Differential Space 50%
• Human Maxilla 50%

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• Modern Humans 50%
• Bone surface modifications 50%
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Earth and Planetary Sciences

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• Surface Treatment 50%