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Their technology was sophisticated by any meaningful measure.
The early Upper Paleolithic in central Europe — the period when Zlatý kůň lived — is associated with blade-based lithic technologies that represent a significant investment of craft knowledge.
Blades were struck from carefully prepared cores, using controlled percussion techniques that require years to master.
The blades were then retouched, hafted, and used for a wide range of cutting and scraping tasks.
Bone, antler, and ivory were worked into pointed implements, beads, and other items that required sustained, skilled effort.
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