Excavation of the floor under the rock shelter showed that it had been used for tool making, and the basal layer was dated to the last 1000 years. Inside the cave excavations found that it was first inhabited by humans 17,000 BP. It was probably used occasionally, but not as a permanent...
(s) that enabled now-extinct megafauna and extant large fauna to enter the cave, most likely via a free-roaming passage rather than a pit drop; 3) morphological changes to the cave during the time of the Old People, including the timing of changes to the inclination of palaeo-surfaces; ...
These results suggest a critical re-interpretation of what the Old People were, and were not, doing in Cloggs Cave during the Late Holocene. Instead of a lack of Late Holocene cave occupation, as previously thought through the conceptual lens of 'habitat and economy', Cloggs Cave is now ...
FLOOD, J. (1974)-Pleistocene man at Cloggs Cave - his tool kit and environment. Mankind 9: 175-188.Flood, J. 1974 Pleistocene man at Clogg's Cave: His tool kit and environment. Mankind 9:175-188.Flood, J., 1974. Pleistocene man at Cloggs Cave: his tool kit and environment. ...
While the original dating of most sites with purported late survivors has been shown to have been erroneous or problematic, one site continues to feature: Cloggs Cave. Here we report new results that show that Cloggs Cave's youngest megafauna were deposited in sediments that date to 44,500鈥...
While the original dating of most sites with purported late survivors has been shown to have been erroneous or problematic, one site continues to feature: Cloggs Cave. Here we report new results that show that Cloggs Cave's youngest megafauna were deposited in sediments that date to 44,500-...
Pleistocene man at Cloggs Cave: his tool kit and environment. Mankind 9, 175-188.Flood, J . 1974 Pleistocene rrmn at Cloggs Cave: his tool kit a n d environment. Alankind 9: 175-88Flood, J.M. (1974). Pleistocene man at Cloggs Cave: his tool kit and environment. Mankind 9, ...