Mesolithic (2673 bytes)
7: :'''Mesolithic''' or [[Epipaleolithic]]<br>
14: ... last [[ice age]] ended have a much more apparent Mesolithic era, lasting millennia. In Northern Europe for ex...
18: The mesolithic is characterized by small composite [[flint]] too...
20: ==Mesolithic [[list of archaeological sites|sites]]==

Tardenoisian (533 bytes)
1: ... are known further east in central Europe ([[late mesolithic]]) and west across [[Spain]].

Bad Oldesloe (853 bytes)
8: The area has been inhabited since [[Mesolithic|mesolithic]] times. The flint tools found here from that era...

Azilian (1683 bytes)
1: ...ry]] of the terminal [[Palaeolithic]] and early [[Mesolithic]] in northern [[Spain]] and south western [[Franc...
7: ...]] of Northern Europe already belongs to the late Mesolithic, characterised by large trapezes.

Epipalaeolithic (1335 bytes)
7: :[[Mesolithic]] or '''Epipaleolithic'''<br />
14: ... the [[neolithic]] period, as an alternative to [[mesolithic]]. See [[Holocene]] for more detail.

Flint (tool) (1282 bytes)
3: ...easily damaged and could not be easily sharpened. Mesolithic stone tools were, perhaps, the first disposable m...

Microburin (319 bytes)
1: ... [[flint tool]] manufacture in the [[Europe]]an [[Mesolithic]]. The process involves notching a flint [[blade]...

Franchthi (500 bytes)
1: ...and, following a hiatus, it was reoccupied in the Mesolithic between 7500 and 6000 BC.

Ahrensburgian culture (492 bytes)
1: ...'' is the name given by [[archaeologist]]s to a [[Mesolithic]] [[archaeological culture]] from northern [[Germ...

Howick house (2267 bytes)
1: The '''Howick house''' [[Mesolithic]] site was found when an amateur archaeologist no...
3: ...nsient or seasonal basis as expected during the [[Mesolithic]] period. Charred hazelnut shells have been found...
5: ...ry far away, are interpreted as indicating that [[Mesolithic]] hunter-gatherers were capable of establishing p...

Grahame Clark (1557 bytes)
1: ...rchaeologist]] most notable for his work on the [[Mesolithic]] and his theories on [[palaeoeconomy]].
7: During his career he most famously studied the Mesolithic of northern Europe, excavating at [[Star Carr]] b...

Star Carr (2256 bytes)
1: '''Star Carr''' is a [[Mesolithic]] archaeological site in [[Yorkshire]] in the [[U...
3: It belongs to the early Mesolithic [[Maglemosian]] [[archaeological culture|culture]...
5: ...emporary settlement. It was visited seasonally by Mesolithic hunters chasing [[red deer|red]] and [[roe deer]]...

Islandmagee (426 bytes)
1: ...d rural community with a long history since the [[mesolithic]].

Maglemosian (464 bytes)
1: ...[[archaeological culture|culture]] of the early [[Mesolithic]] period in Northern [[Europe]].

Wilton culture (480 bytes)
5: ...on culture is broadly analogous to the European [[mesolithic]] and [[microlith]]s are a common [[Artifact (arc...

Transverse arrowhead (506 bytes)
1: ...nt]] most commonly associated with the European [[Mesolithic]] and [[Neolithic]] periods although it is also f...

Oronsay, Inner Hebrides (578 bytes)
3: ...logists]] with invaluable information about the [[Mesolithic]] period of [[prehistory]], particularly about th...

Paleolithic (1707 bytes)
6: :[[Mesolithic]] or [[Epipaleolithic]]<br>
21: The Paleolithic is followed by the [[Mesolithic]] or [[Epipaleolithic]].

10th millennium BC (1700 bytes)
2: :''Beginning of the [[Mesolithic]], or [[Epipaleolithic]] time period, which is th...
10: ...ly the boundary between the [[Paleolithic]] and [[Mesolithic]]. Much land becomes habitable again

Sauveterrian (585 bytes)
1: ... [[archaeological culture]] of the [[Europe]]an [[Mesolithic]] which flourished around 7000-8000 years BC. The...

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