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Definition of Gravettian in English: Gravettianadjective ɡrəˈvɛtɪənɡrəˈvedēən Archaeology 1Relating to or denoting an Upper Palaeolithic culture in Europe following the Aurignacian, dated to about 28,000–19,000 years ago. 〔考古〕格拉维特文化的，旧石器时代晚期的（约28, 000年以前至19, 000年以前） Example sentencesExamples - We see pretty clear evidence of this as far back as the mid-Upper Palaeolithic (or Gravettian period), after about 27,000 years ago, when individual skulls or long bones were heavily ochred and separately buried.
- This was followed by the Gravettian, stretching from France to the Ukraine, featuring small pointed stone blades with one blunt edge, small female figurines are also associated with Gravettian culture.
- The ‘Red Lady’ would now be interpreted as a ceremonial interment of the Gravettian period of the Palaeolithic, such as are now known across Europe from Paviland to Moscow and south to Portugal.
- These two caves set into a promontory in the foothills of the Pyrenees were occupied and decorated by hunter-gatherer groups of the Perigordian, Chatelperronian, Aurignacian, and Gravettian cultures.
- The study of the lithic industries showed that the Gravettian culture appeared earlier than it was thought or 35 000 years ago.
- 1.1as noun the Gravettian The Gravettian culture or period.
格拉维特文化，格拉维特时期，旧石器时代晚期
Origin1930s: from la Gravette, an archaeological site in SW France, where objects from this culture were found. Definition of Gravettian in US English: Gravettianadjectiveɡrəˈvedēən Archaeology 1Relating to or denoting an Upper Paleolithic culture in Europe following the Aurignacian, dated to about 28,000–19,000 years ago. 〔考古〕格拉维特文化的，旧石器时代晚期的（约28, 000年以前至19, 000年以前） Example sentencesExamples - We see pretty clear evidence of this as far back as the mid-Upper Palaeolithic (or Gravettian period), after about 27,000 years ago, when individual skulls or long bones were heavily ochred and separately buried.
- The study of the lithic industries showed that the Gravettian culture appeared earlier than it was thought or 35 000 years ago.
- The ‘Red Lady’ would now be interpreted as a ceremonial interment of the Gravettian period of the Palaeolithic, such as are now known across Europe from Paviland to Moscow and south to Portugal.
- These two caves set into a promontory in the foothills of the Pyrenees were occupied and decorated by hunter-gatherer groups of the Perigordian, Chatelperronian, Aurignacian, and Gravettian cultures.
- This was followed by the Gravettian, stretching from France to the Ukraine, featuring small pointed stone blades with one blunt edge, small female figurines are also associated with Gravettian culture.
- 1.1as noun the Gravettian The Gravettian culture or period.
格拉维特文化，格拉维特时期，旧石器时代晚期
Origin1930s: from la Gravette, an archaeological site in SW France, where objects from this culture were found. |