Provider: Moravian Museum, Brno, Czech Republic

TY  - JOUR
JO  - Anthropologie (Brno)
TI  - ARTEFACTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE EARLY
MODERN HUMAN REMAINS FROM ZLATÝ KŮŇ
HILL, CZECH REPUBLIC
AU  - Šída P
AU  - Neruda P
AU  - Přichystal A
AU  - Eigner J
AU  - Rmoutilová R
AU  - Velemínský P
Y1  - 2025
VL  - 63
IS  - 3
PB  - Moravian Museum, Brno, Czech Republic
SN  - 0323-1119
SP  - 153
EP  - 170
KW  - Anatomically modern humans – Early Upper Palaeolithic – Lincomb-Ranis-Jerzmanowice complex –
Central Europe – Artefacts
N2  - 
N2  - In the early 1950s, the bones of AMH Zlatý kůň 1 were discovered alongside a small collection of artefacts
deep within the Koněprusy Caves system. Modern genetic research and dating techniques have placed this individual
at the beginning of the modern human penetration of Europe, around 45,000 years ago. The small artefact assemblage
consisted of six pieces of chipped stone industry, seven bones bearing traces of human impacts, and foreign seashell,
which originated from either the Tertiary sediments of the Alpine Foredeep or the Mediterranean Sea. While the
assemblage is not significant, it does not contain typical features of the younger, more evolved Aurignacian; rather,
general analogies can be found in the Lincomb-Ranis-Jerzmanowice complex, which is documented at the closely
related Ranis site.
ER  -