Figure 24 - Systems of personal ornamentation in the Early Upper Palaeolithic: Methodological challenges and new observations

11. Grotte d'Isturitz, level 4a (Early Aurignacian). Human Lower left M2 or M3 perforated by back-and-forth rotation. The hole, created by a rather obtuse tool point, is heavily 'worn'.

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Figure 24.11. Grotte d'Isturitz, level 4a (Early Aurignacian). Human Lower left M2 or M3 perforated by back-and-forth rotation. The hole, created by a rather obtuse tool point, is heavily 'worn'.

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