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	AZILIAN Articles The Azilian is a name given by arch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Azilian is a name given by archaeologists to an industry of the Epipaleolithic in northern Spain and southern France.
		As a result, Azilian tools and art were cruder and less expansive than their Ice Age predecessors - or simply different.
		The Azilian co-existed with similar early Mesolithic European cultures such as the Tjongerian of Northern and the Swiderian of North-Eastern Europe and is followed by the Sauveterrian in Southern France and Switzerland, the Tardenoisian in Northern France, the Maglemosian in Denmark and Great-Britain.
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	Azilian: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library
		This is known as the Azilian, from the cave of Mas dAzil in the Ariege...their constant occurrence in quantity on Azilian sites, and also by the character of the...
		The Azilian culture, which was centered in the Pyrenees region but spread...earliest representatives of Mesolithic culture in Europe.
		The Azilian was followed by the Tardenoisian culture, which covered much...
	www.questia.com /library/encyclopedia/azilian.jsp?l=A&p=8 (578 words)

	Leadership development and change management UK - Azilian
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	Archaeology Wordsmith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		It is named for Le Mas d'Zail, a massive cave region in southern France where such artifacts were first discovered in 1889.
		The Azilians were food gatherers who had domesticated the dog.
		The Oban and Oransay cultures are degenerated Azilian.
	www.reference-wordsmith.com /cgi-bin/lookup.cgi?category=&where=headword&terms=Azilian (108 words)

	Ruth Sawtell Wallis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		She was an extremely influential person and encouraged the next generation of anthropologists, having a significant impact on their lives and careers (Case 1988:365).
		Her specialties were her analysis of Azilian skeletal remains found in France, the study of children’s growth, and her ethnography of the Micmac Indians of eastern Canada.
		Primitive Hearths in the Pryeneees was published in 1927, a book based upon her Azilian skeletal research and Azilian Skeletal Remains From Montardit (Ariege) was published in 1931.
	www.mnsu.edu /emuseum/information/biography/uvwxyz/wallis_ruth.html (263 words)

	azilian culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Azilian culture, which was centered in the Pyrenees region but spread to Switzerland, Belgium, and Scotland, was one of the earliest representatives of...
		The Azilian culture was followed by the Sauveterrian in Southern France and...
		In northern Spain and south west France it was superseded by the Azilian culture.
	www.gadgetspoint.com /search/Azilian-culture.htm (290 words)

	Azilian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		As a result, Azilian tools and art were cruder and less expansive than their Ice Age predecessors - or simply different.
		The latter were first found in the River Arise at the type-site for the culture, Mas d'Azil in the French Pyrenees [1].
		The Azilian co-existed with similar early Mesolithic European cultures such as the Tjongerian of Northern and the Swiderian of North-Eastern Europe and is followed by the Sauveterrian in Southern France and Switzerland, the Tardenoisian in Northern France, the Maglemosian in Denmark and Great-Britain.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Azilian (281 words)

	Mesolithic man in France
		The Azilian represents a degenerate Magdalenian cultural expression surviving in southwestern France, in the Asturias of Spain, and in parts of England, under incoming Tardenoisian influence.
		Aside from this Téviec series, the Azilian culture proper is represented by the remains of four individuals removed from the Trou Violet at Montardit,
		Arriège, in the northern Pyrenees, near the type station of the Azilian at Mas d’Azil, and one mandible and several long bones, from Mas d’Azil itself.
	carnby.altervista.org /troe/03-05.htm (589 words)

	The Azilian Pebbles
		Although Bahn's article is primarily about how to spot fake Azilian pebbles, he also provides some fascinating facts about the real ones.
		Genuine Azilian pebbles seem to have been carefully selected for size and shape.
		Evidence supports the existence of some sort of 'syntax.' Couraud speculates that some sort of cyclic notation is involved, perhaps lunar in nature, like some of the markings found on bones from the same general period.
	www.science-frontiers.com /sf033/sf033p03.htm (207 words)

	Magdalenien2003, résumé Miguel Ángel FANO MARTÍNEZ
		During the 80's a trench dug by speleologists to penetrate the inner part of Horno cave disturbed the archaeological deposit, leading to the discovery of a typical flat-section, bilaterally barbed Azilian harpoon.
		The disturbed nature of this layer is suggested by the association of handmade prehistoric ceramic shards with a large number of stone tools which may be attributed to the late Magdalenian and to the Azilian (small endscrapers, including circular and thumbnail types, and backed bladelets).
		Probably this uppermost disturbed layer originally included late Magdalenian, Azilian and ceramic occupations, thought it is not possible to distinguish different archaeological layers in this part of the deposit, at least where the test pit has been done.
	pageperso.aol.fr /magdalenien2003/fano.html (730 words)

	Amazon.com: azilian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Azilian skeletal remains from Montardit (ArieÌge) France, (Harvard University.
		symbols were employed by the Azilian hunters of France and Spain...
		Mesolithic cultures such as the Azilian culture of France and the...
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	Section 11
		She assumes that she has had no exposure to Azilian and that it shares no cognates with her native language or any language she knows.
		In addition, I have not gotten an accurate picture of Azilian pronunciation (the phonetic transcriptions of the textbook are always of somewhat dubious value).
		Then there must be an Azilian version of the Society for Popular Science Education that is sure to organize free lectures to educate the public.
	www.english-learning.co.uk /lomb.alkire.html (4751 words)

	A letter-for-letter comparison of alphabets
		Keep in mind that we are comparing several "western" (i.e., Glozel, Azilian, Iberian) with the alphabet supposedly INVENTED by the Phoenicians.
		I believe they discovered it (at least the idea, and possibly some elements) in their travels to the west from sources dating back at least 12,000 years (i.e., the Glozel and Azilian).
		Just as a footnote to all this riggamaroll about characters and alphabets (included because this also is a fact not widely known to the man in the street), the early Biblical Hebrews, from about the time of King Solomon until after the Babylonian captivity, used the Phoenician alphabet.
	www.atlantisquest.com /comparison.html (741 words)

	EUROPEAN RACES IN HISTORY - Part 2, Chapter 2
		The question of their knowledge of the principle of the bow and arrow during the Aurignacian and Solutrean is an open one, but there are definite indications of the use of the arrow, or at least the barbed dart, in early Magdalenian times, and this weapon was well known in the succeeding Azilian Period.
		With the advent of this closing Azilian Period art entirely disappears, and the splendid physical specimens of the Cro-Magnons are succeeded by what appear to have been degraded savages, who had lost the force and vigor necessary for the strenuous chase of large game, and had turned to the easier life of fishermen.
		The Azilian, also called the Tardenoisian in the north of France, was evidently a period of racial disturbance, and at its close the beginnings of the existing races are found.
	www.churchoftrueisrael.com /pgr/pgr-2.-02.html (2917 words)

	Mesolithic period. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		Pottery and the use of the bow developed, although their presence in Mesolithic cultures may only indicate contact with early Neolithic peoples.
		The Azilian culture, which was centered in the Pyrenees region but spread to Switzerland, Belgium, and Scotland, was one of the earliest representatives of Mesolithic culture in Europe.
		The Azilian was followed by the Tardenoisian culture, which covered much of Europe; most of these settlements are found on dunes or sandy areas.
	www.bartleby.com /65/me/Mesolith.html (451 words)

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		Pedigree of Tallyman Schandor Azilian x Azilian Another Angel
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	Ruth Sawtell Wallis1895
		She was known for her analysis of Azilian skeletal remains excavated in France, work in children's growth studies, and her ethnography of the Micmac Indians of eastern Canada.
		Ariege) in the French Pyrenees, and discovered the first Azilian skeletons in France.
		Wallis wrote both a scholarly work, Azilian Skeletal Remains from Montardit (Ariege) France (1931), and a popular account, Primitive Hearths in the Pyrenees (1927), based upon her research of the Azilian skeletons.
	web3.cas.usf.edu /main/depts/ANT/women/wallis/wallis.htm (336 words)

	UPPER PALAEOLITHIC SYSTEMATICS
		Azilian points = final Magdalenian) whereas the same assemblages without Azilian points would be called middle Magdalenian.
		Does this simply reflect activities so that the presence or absence of Azilian points has no chronological significance.
		Assemblages studied from the theoretical base of an organic model of diachronic change with the expectancy that at any given time the industry should be the same, wherever it is found, means that any significant variation must therefore be due to time differences.
	www.hf.uio.no /iakh/forskning/sarc/iakh/lithic/MOUST/UPsystems2.html (661 words)

	3 People of the Goddess Cult
		As the island was at one time connected with the mainland, it may be that the bones of the early races and the animals associated with them lie buried in the Ægean Sea, which, during the Inter-glacial periods, was a broad plain watered by noble rivers and covered by dense forests.
		Artifacts called "Azilian" found in Scotland may have been separated by a considerable period of time from those discovered at Mas d'Azil.
		At Stirling harpoons of the same type were utilized at a period when whales spouted not far from the castle rock.
	www.earth-history.com /Greece/Myths/mckenzie-03.htm (5717 words)

	origin decorative art
		The most beautiful tools are the propellers of the Magdalenian, that are authentic sculptures, and true works of art.
		The only ornamental object, that joins these six civilizations, from the Mousterian to the Azilian, is the pierced tooth, used in order to make necklaces.
		The origin of the decorativa art is in the Acheulean, but this origin goes understood like an ensemble of origins, different in the time and in the space, regarding (in varied measure applied art and ornamentale art) the Mousterian, the Aurignacian, the Gravettian, the Solutrean, the Magdalenian and the Azilian.
	www.paleolithicartmagazine.org /pagina64.html (4451 words)

	The Hindu : Machine Gun Kelly triumphs
		Well weighed when taking on a seasoned bunch of campaigners, Eshwer's ward proved a notch too good for Azilian who is fast catching up with lost form.
		Paul Eddery positioned himself so well for the ``shoot'' from this chance ride that the fate of the race had been well defined a long way from home.
		Azilian made the finish a jot more lively in holding off Mr.
	www.hinduonnet.com /thehindu/2000/01/22/stories/0722087d.htm (1096 words)

	Azilian - French-English Dictionary WordReference.com
		We found no French translation for 'Azilian' in our English to French Dictionary.
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	StrausL_10_3.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Dufaure is being studied in order to help explain the adaptations of hunter-gatherers heavily dependent on the exploitation of migratory herd species, especially reindeer.
		To date, Azilian materials in Dryas III depostis and Upper Magdalenian ones in Alleröd deposits have been uncovered.
		The latter are associated with massive, structured cobblestone pavement layers.
	www.bu.edu /jfa/Abstracts/S/StrausL_10_3.html (149 words)

	Eternal Physical Life - Flood 1:7
		It seems probable that the bulk of its inhabitants deserted it, and this seems to be borne out by the character of the race it once more cast up on European soil as a fresh human wave in Azilian times, for the Azilian civilisation shows in some ways a marked inferiority to the Aurignacian.
		"It would seem, indeed, from the human relics of the Azilian period, as if Atlantis must, in the interval between the Aulrignacian and Azilian immigrations, have been invaded or colonised itself, and the general osteological character of Azilian remains leads to the surmise that this race may have had an African origin.
		- The Azilian or proto-Iberian age on Atlantis must then have been one and the same with that stage of moral and cultural degeneration which Plato speaks of, and his Atlantean invaders identical with the Azilians or proto-Iberians.
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	[R] Tribes of Atlantis II [R] - Atlantis Rising
		When we consider that those two Tribes, the Azilians and Aterians, forefathers from Atlantis were the advent of human knowledge, we can see why and how Atlantis was the secret of creation as we also find hidden in the meaning of it's name as I have translated from Basque.
		The preference being that the WEST was in fact the origins of EUROPE, the Aterians and Azilians as testaments to the advanced knowledge of Technology and the Writing carried Eastward to those regions of Sicily,Italy,Greece,Crete,Anatolia, Egypt, Phoenicia and Sumeria.
		You are, all, Atlanteans from the Atlantic Ocean and the shores of West Africa and West Europe as we also see from the DNA Haplogroup X where even Western Tribes as the Solutreans migrated to America that is still found in American Indians of yesterday.
	forums.atlantisrising.com /ubb/Forum1/HTML/000828-15.html (13234 words)

	Unexplained Mysteries Discussion Forums > The Cro-Magnon Invasions.
		Finally the Azilian "invasion" occurs very close to the magic date of 10,000, ending forever the Upper Paleolithic Age.
		During the Period (15,000-10,000 B.C.) the innovations in technology came so fast that archeologists had to divide it up into Magdalenian I-VI.
		All other European tool industries are Mesolithic in character at this time.
	www.unexplained-mysteries.com /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t54872.html (3094 words)

	About Ann
		Many years later Ann moved to Sydney N.S.W. with her second husband John where I first met her at the local Dog Obedience Club.
		At that time she had just lost her beloved old "Ben"(Ciderstone Azilian), but she was very proud if his lovely young son "Benson"(Zelia Fireflash), that was a beautiful specimen of German Shepherd!
		Ann had previously broken her foot and could no longer run fast enough to show her lovely shepherds, so Benson was never shown but sired quality puppies for Ann!
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