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proximately 60.000 artefacts, among them over 48.000 pieces belonging to a recent stage of the Lower

Gravettian and 27 pieces, which are assigned to a Middle Palaeolithic.

The major sediment unit was formed by high tide clays and contains the lithic industry. The site is placed in

an old riverbed (backwater arm) of the river Mouge, which forms a natural depression. Analysis of the site-

formation processes in line with a methodologically multifaceted Magister’s thesis (combining geoarchaeo-

logical methods, depth-clustered plots, 3D-single-nd-plots, KDE-plots and a 3D reconstruction of the

stratigraphical units) showed, that there are no evidences for a uvial transportation or horizontal disorder

of the artefact distribution. According to micromorphological examinations, bio- and cryoturbation and

other postdepositional processes caused the spreading of the nds up to 60cm in depth.

It was possible to identify two human occupations. A small Middle Palaeolithic occupation, which is directly

situated at the basis of the riverbed and which is associated with two quartzitic hammer stones.

For the Middle Upper Palaeolithic, there are strong evidences for one occasional settling in Azé-Camping.

The former “living oor” was situated approximately in the middle of the alluvial stratigraphy. Three spatial

patterns or activity zones could be identied, two of them beside hearths. They reect human activities, like

the production of blanks and tools, as well as hafting and retooling of assembling tools and tasks of every-

day live. This widely spread spectrum of activities and the large number of artefacts in Azé-Camping de

Rizerolles point to a long-term central settlement place.

References:

Floss, H. (2000): Azé, eine komplexe Höhlen- und Freilandfundstelle im Süden Burgunds. Ein Überblick

vom Altpaläolithikum bis zum Magdalénien. Archäologisches Korrespondenzblatt 30, S.307-326.

Floss, H.; Dutkiewicz, E.; Frick, J. & Hoyer, Ch. (in press): Le Paléolithique supérieur ancien en Bourgogne

du sud. In: Bodu, P. et al. (eds.) Le paléolithique supérieur ancien de l’Europe du nord-ouest. Réex-

ions et synthèses à partir d’un projet collectif de recherche sur le Paléolithique supérieur ancien du

Bassin parisien. Séance de la Société préhistorique française, Sens (Yonne). 15-18 april 2009.

Floss, H. & Hoyer, Ch. (2010): Azé – a multifaceted Palaeolithic cave and open-air site in Burgundy’s south.

In: Barriquand, J. & Barriquand, L. (eds.), Azé and the Mâconnais. Geology and karst, human oc-

cupation (from the Prehistory to Antiquity), Paleontology, Environment, History of research. 16th

International Cave Bear and Lion Symposium, 22.-26. September 2010, Azé, S. 65-114.

Floss, H. & Taller, A. (2011): Aspects de la technologie lithique du site gravettien d‘Azé-Camping de Rize-

rolles (Saône-et-Loire, France). In: À la rechereche des identités gravettiennes. Actualités, question-

nements et perspectives. Table ronde Aix-en-Provence, 6. - 8.10.2008.

Hoyer, Ch. (2011): Zur Fundplatzgenese der gravettienzeitlichen Freilandfundstelle Azé-Camping de Rize-

rolles (Saône-et-Loire, Frankreich). Magister’s thesis, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen.

Maurer, U. (2006), Die Silexwerkzeuge der gravettienzeitlichen Freilandfundstelle Azé-Camping de Rize-

rolles (Saône-et-Loire, Frankreich). Magister’s thesis, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen.

Taller, A. (2008), Aspekte der lithischen Technologie der gravettienzeitlichen Fundstelle Azé-Camping de

Rizerolles (Saône-et-Loire, Frankreich). Magister’s thesis, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen.

✉ Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Institut für Ur- und Frühgeschichte und Archäologie des Mittelalters, Abtei-

lung Ältere Urgeschichte und Quartärökologie, Schloss Hohentübingen, Burgsteige 11, D-72070 Tübingen

christian.hoy[email protected], harald.oss@uni-tuebingen.de

Ditte Skov Jensen

Possibilities and limitations of spatial analyses – a case study from Ahrenshöft LA 58 D (Schleswig-

Holstein, northern Germany)

This paper will centre around a case study of the Lateglacial Havelte site Ahrenshöft LA 58 D (Schleswig-

Holstein), excavated with support from the Hugo Obermaier-Gesellschaft. The presented investigation

examines taphonomic processes and identies activity areas through lithic artefact distributions. Different

types of formation processes are discussed in terms of their degree of impact on the structure of the site.

Despite evidence of post-depositional alteration at this site, the distribution and orientation of artefacts

reveal patterning indicative of human activity.

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