Lithic assemblages of Azokh Cave (Nagorno Karabagh, Lesser Caucasus): Raw materials, technology and regional context
Lena Asryan; Andreu Ollé; Norah Moloney, and Tania King · 2014
Catalogue summary
This archaeological study documents stone-tool assemblages from Azokh Cave in Nagorno Karabakh and relates their materials and technology to regional prehistoric contexts. It distinguishes occupational layers and evaluates the evidence for changing tool-production practices across the sequence.
Why this matters
It supplies a clearly located archaeological entry point for Artsakh, connecting a documented cave assemblage with wider questions about prehistoric occupation in the Lesser Caucasus.
Citation
Lena Asryan; Andreu Ollé; Norah Moloney, and Tania King 2014. Lithic assemblages of Azokh Cave (Nagorno Karabagh, Lesser Caucasus): Raw materials, technology and regional context. Journal of Lithic Studies. https://doi.org/10.2218/jls.v1i1.775
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