Dorota Wojtczak
Biographic Data
| ID | 633509 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dorota Wojtczak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dorota |
| FAMILY NAME | Wojtczak |
| SIGNATURE | WOJTCZAK D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Basel |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3259-0792 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A high-resolution chronology for La Cueva de Los Cabezazos (Tegueste, Tenerife, Canary Islands) and its implications for aboriginal settlement dynamics
The chronology and settlement dynamics of aboriginal occupation in Tenerife remain poorly resolved compared with those of other Canary Islands, partly due to the scarcity of stratigraphically controlled radiocarbon sequences. This paper presents a high-resolution chronological reassessment of Cueva de Los Cabezazos, a key habitation site in the Barranco Agua de Dios, one of the most archaeologically significant areas for understanding Guanche set…
Shaping wood in the Canary Islands
The first settlers of the Canary Islands arrived at this archipelago from northern Africa between the 2nd and 5th centuries CE. These communities probably knew metallurgy in their area of origin, although an adaptation process must have taken place for the successful development of woodworking strategies based on stone/bone technologies in a volcanic archipelago. In this paper, the first experimental program focusing on Prehispanic indigenous woo…
More than blades. Early Middle Palaeolithic of the Levant
The Levantine Early Middle Palaeolithic in retrospect – Reassessing the contribution of Abou-Sif to the understanding of Palaeolithic record
The Early Middle Palaeolithic (EMP) in the Levant presents a unique phenomenon, diverse forms of blade production dominate the technological organization. Contrary to the discontinuous presence of blade production across Eurasia, both before and after the EMP, blades and their by-products were, between 250 and 160,000 years ago, the main "behavioral package" in the Levant region. The EMP lithic assemblages comprised of several techno-typological …
Settlement dynamic of open-air sites in the Late Lower and Early Middle Paleolithic
They left traces. Preliminary analyses of micro-wear traces on bone and antler tools from Sutz-Lattrigen Aussen, Lake Bienne, Switzerland
Small artefacts for special activity? A better understanding of the variability within the Hummalian industry through lithic refitting, Hummal, Syria
Rethinking the Hummalian industry
Cores on flakes and bladelet production, a question of recycling? The perspective from the Hummalian industry of Hummal, Central Syria
Long‐term site formation processes at the natural springs Nadaouiyeh and Hummal in the El Kowm Oasis, Central Syria
The El Kowm oasis in the desert steppe of Central Syria is one of the oldest settlement centers in the Middle East and is significant worldwide for its great density of Paleolithic sites. About 180 open‐air sites dating between about one million and 10,000 years ago testify that humans regularly resided at or near the springs. The region represents a unique archive where the long‐term cultural history and the development of the landscape can be o…
Long‐term site formation processes at the natural springs Nadaouiyeh and Hummal in the El Kowm Oasis, Central Syria
The El Kowm oasis in the desert steppe of Central Syria is one of the oldest settlement centers in the Middle East and is significant worldwide for its great density of Paleolithic sites. About 180 open‐air sites dating between about one million and 10,000 years ago testify that humans regularly resided at or near the springs. The region represents a unique archive where the long‐term cultural history and the development of the landscape can be o…
Cores on flakes and bladelet production, a question of recycling? The perspective from the Hummalian industry of Hummal, Central Syria
Settlement dynamic of open-air sites in the Late Lower and Early Middle Paleolithic
The Levantine Early Middle Palaeolithic in retrospect – Reassessing the contribution of Abou-Sif to the understanding of Palaeolithic record
The Early Middle Palaeolithic (EMP) in the Levant presents a unique phenomenon, diverse forms of blade production dominate the technological organization. Contrary to the discontinuous presence of blade production across Eurasia, both before and after the EMP, blades and their by-products were, between 250 and 160,000 years ago, the main "behavioral package" in the Levant region. The EMP lithic assemblages comprised of several techno-typological …
They left traces. Preliminary analyses of micro-wear traces on bone and antler tools from Sutz-Lattrigen Aussen, Lake Bienne, Switzerland
Small artefacts for special activity? A better understanding of the variability within the Hummalian industry through lithic refitting, Hummal, Syria
Long‐term site formation processes at the natural springs Nadaouiyeh and Hummal in the El Kowm Oasis, Central Syria
The El Kowm oasis in the desert steppe of Central Syria is one of the oldest settlement centers in the Middle East and is significant worldwide for its great density of Paleolithic sites. About 180 open‐air sites dating between about one million and 10,000 years ago testify that humans regularly resided at or near the springs. The region represents a unique archive where the long‐term cultural history and the development of the landscape can be o…
Cores on flakes and bladelet production, a question of recycling? The perspective from the Hummalian industry of Hummal, Central Syria
Rethinking the Hummalian industry
They left traces. Preliminary analyses of micro-wear traces on bone and antler tools from Sutz-Lattrigen Aussen, Lake Bienne, Switzerland
Small artefacts for special activity? A better understanding of the variability within the Hummalian industry through lithic refitting, Hummal, Syria
Settlement dynamic of open-air sites in the Late Lower and Early Middle Paleolithic
More than blades. Early Middle Palaeolithic of the Levant
The Levantine Early Middle Palaeolithic in retrospect – Reassessing the contribution of Abou-Sif to the understanding of Palaeolithic record
The Early Middle Palaeolithic (EMP) in the Levant presents a unique phenomenon, diverse forms of blade production dominate the technological organization. Contrary to the discontinuous presence of blade production across Eurasia, both before and after the EMP, blades and their by-products were, between 250 and 160,000 years ago, the main "behavioral package" in the Levant region. The EMP lithic assemblages comprised of several techno-typological …
Shaping wood in the Canary Islands
The first settlers of the Canary Islands arrived at this archipelago from northern Africa between the 2nd and 5th centuries CE. These communities probably knew metallurgy in their area of origin, although an adaptation process must have taken place for the successful development of woodworking strategies based on stone/bone technologies in a volcanic archipelago. In this paper, the first experimental program focusing on Prehispanic indigenous woo…
A high-resolution chronology for La Cueva de Los Cabezazos (Tegueste, Tenerife, Canary Islands) and its implications for aboriginal settlement dynamics
The chronology and settlement dynamics of aboriginal occupation in Tenerife remain poorly resolved compared with those of other Canary Islands, partly due to the scarcity of stratigraphically controlled radiocarbon sequences. This paper presents a high-resolution chronological reassessment of Cueva de Los Cabezazos, a key habitation site in the Barranco Agua de Dios, one of the most archaeologically significant areas for understanding Guanche set…
Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (10 works) · Archaeology (9 works) · Geography (9 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (7 works) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (6 works) · Debitage (4 works) · Geology (4 works) · Lithic technology (4 works) · Blade (archaeology (3 works) · Cave (3 works)