www.OldStoneAge.com

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(major updates March-April 2007)

- New User Interface... please bear with us while we update www.OldStoneAge.com. any issues or comments can be addressed to Flint at wfdibble@gmail.com

University of Kansas Excavations

Smuggler's Cave Project Page (3/25/2007)

Publications Page (3/8/2007)

Homepage (3/5/2007)

This website presents current and past projects regarding OldStoneAge (Paleolithic) Archaeology.

OldStoneAge.com is an umbrella organization that includes the research and support of a whole host of current archaeologists, specialists, students, volunteers, and sponsors.

Their research spans the Mediterranean ranging from caves in the Southwest of France to the High Desert in Egypt. The work done has contributed significantly to the study of OldStoneAge archaeology and this website allows for new and interactive ways to present research including searchable databases of finds, numerous pictures, interactive maps, and downloadable archaeological software in addition to basic site writeups and links to pdf files of their complete published research.

It has been designed to be a useful resource for both students and experts of the discipline alike.

Doing Paleolithic Archaeology: The Story of Pech de l'Aze IV

Take a look at how an archaeologist investigates a Paleolithic site. This web site includes video clips and lots of information on how archaeology is done. A perfect intro to archaeology in general and specifically archaeology done style.