Tools and equipment used in Anatolia during the Stone Age (Paleolithic, Mesolithic (Epi-Paleolithic), Neolithic)
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Anatolian geography has become one of the most important settlement areas of the world due to its location. Anatolıa, due to its central and climatic structure, it is one of the important centers where important migrations took place and the first settlements emerged. For this reason, prehistoric periods are Europe et al. While it started later in some geographies, it started much earlier in Anatolian geography. Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic settlement centers have been found in almost all regions of Anatolian geography. In addition, some developments that also affected the history of the world in these periods took place in this geography. The bone and stone tool industry showed significant developments in the centers in Anatolia during these periods. These developments reveal that Anatolia is a culturally and socially most important geography. Stone, bone, wood etc. These materials are among the important raw materials used during tool production. Key Words: Anatolia, Tool, Paleolithic, Mezolithic, Neolithic
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Numan Demirelli
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Numan Demirelli (Master Thesis). Tools and equipment used in Anatolia during the Stone Age (Paleolithic, Mesolithic (Epi-Paleolithic), Neolithic), 2024, Fırat University.
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