Les Alpes pennines au temps d'Oetzi vers 3200 av. J.-C. (momie du Hauslabjoch)

The following study describes briefly the climate and its influence on the alpine passes and the glaciers at the time of Oetzi and the state of archeological knowledges at high altitude at the neolithic time. It demonstrates that a number of witness attests the presence of the mankind at high altitu...

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Published inHouille blanche Vol. 81; no. 5-6; pp. 111 - 115
Main Authors Bezinge, A., Curdy, P.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Taylor & Francis 01.08.1995
EDP Sciences
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Summary:The following study describes briefly the climate and its influence on the alpine passes and the glaciers at the time of Oetzi and the state of archeological knowledges at high altitude at the neolithic time. It demonstrates that a number of witness attests the presence of the mankind at high altitude in the Pennines Alpes. The discovery of a prehistoric mummy in Tyrol confirms the process of the colonization of high altitudes or the possible use of the alpin ways at that time.
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publisher-ID:lhb1995055
ISSN:0018-6368
1958-5551
DOI:10.1051/lhb/1995055