Many "open Air" sites appear to have suffered from Frost Creep from occupation zones that were on chalk escarpments. For MSA (cerca 50 ka) sites not subjected to glaciation, there can be vestiges of the original sites still visible on a Google Earth survey. I tested 2 such sites (France and the UK) and found lithics at these locations.
Se hay alguno interese, puedo colaborar en el pre-análisis de las imágenes. Como brasileño, hablo el portunhol pero lego en español.
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Alan Cannell
Curitiba ISIPU
I'll read your paper. Most of the area I'm working with is chalky. I'll let you know something. Obrigado!
Gracias!
I am OK with English, Spanish and French. Basque, unfortunately, no.
The identification of possible sites is of importance in France due to the march of wind-farms that favour similar locations. I walked over the Burgos area 20 years ago (el Camino), then wind farms were rare - no idea if they are booming today.
Very interesting field work that you are developing. I work in the north of Burgos in areas of low visibility. I will follow your research.
Olá Santiago
Tengo algunas dificuldades de desarollar las encuestas y que vivo en el Brasil.... Pero me parece que funciona e espero que otros puedam utilizar esta metodología.
My main worry is in the location of wind farms as these are often in locations that fit the checklist or algorithm.
I hope to see profesionals developing this to the point where all wind farms carry out a quick survey to rule out any MSA sites being damaged.
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