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| − | == The Magdalenians ==
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| − | The Magdalenians were a hunter and gatherer society that predominately reined in western Europe. They lived at the end of the Old Stone Age or the Paleolithic Era.
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| − | '''ART'''
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| − | The Magdalenians created artworks on cave walls, made engravings, reliefs, and in the round work. They can be noted as the the finest artist out of the Gravettians and the Aurignaciens.
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| − | '''TOOLS'''
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| − | The Magdalenians were advanced hunters, and "invented within a relatively short span the bow and arrow, composite hafting of flint, a variety of barbed spears and harpoons, a fat burning lamp." (48)
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| − | The hunters would build snug huts to sleep in when on a hunt. They were a round building with a sunken floor that was able to contain a hearth.
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| − | They kept they fires well maintained.
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| − | -Amy Worscheh
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| − | ''Sources''
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| − | Manuel (48-49)
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| − | http://www.bradshawfoundation.com/lascaux/
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