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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2013-07-15
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Past research on Madagascar indicates that village communities were established about AD 500 by people of both Indonesian and East African heritage. Evidence of earlier visits is scattered and contentious. Recent archaeological excavations in northern Madagascar provide evidence of occupational sites with microlithic stone technologies related to foraging for 森林 and coastal resources. A forager occupation of one site dates to earlier than 2000 B. C., doubling the length of Madagascar's known occupational history, and thus the time during which people exploited Madagascar's environments. We detail stratigraphy, chronology, and artifacts from two rock shelters. Ambohiposa near Iharana (Vohemar) on the northeast coast, yielded a stratified assemblage with small flakes, microblades, and retouc
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