...It is a Levallois-type flake culture (called the Epi-Levallois type) in contrast to the blade cultures of the Kapsa culture in North Africa and the Late Paleolithic culture in the Levant. At the same time, cultures with local characteristics appeared in various places, such as the Epi-Levallois culture in the Fayoum, the Levallois-Kharga culture in Kharija and the subsequent Kharga culture, and the Sebil culture in Upper Egypt. The Sebil culture, discovered on a 3m terrace near Kūm Ambū (Kom Ombo) in Upper Egypt, is divided into three periods, and from the middle period onwards there is a clear tendency towards microlithic tools. *Some of the terminology that refers to the "Epi-Levallois culture" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…北アフリカのカプサ文化やレバントの後期旧石器文化の石刃(ブレード)石器文化に対するルバロア型の剝片石器文化(エピ・ルバロア型とよばれる)である。同時にファイユームのエピ・ルバロア文化,ハーリジャのルバロア・カルガ文化とこれに続くカルガ文化,上エジプトのセビル文化など各地に地方色ある文化が出現する。上エジプト,クーム・アンブーKūm Ambū(コム・オンボKom Ombo)近郊の3m段丘より発見されたセビル文化は3期に分かれ,中期以降細石器化の傾向が顕著である。… ※「エピ・ルバロア文化」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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