26,000 BP to 23,000 BP

 26,000 BP to 23,000 BC

25,000 BP, France: At Brassempouy Venus figure was carved which may be the oldest known example to have facial figures.

25,000 BP: France at Brassempouy: A Venous Figurine is carved which is the oldest example of facial features.

25,000 BP: France at Brassempouy: A Venous Figurine is carved which is the oldest example of facial features.

~ Czech Republic: Venus of Petrkovice from Petrkovice in Ostrava was made about this time. It is now in the Archaeological Institute, Brno.

24,000 BP: Russia at Kostenky in the Don region: An unusually decorated figurine is carve carved from limestone.

~ Venus of Brassempouy, found in Grotte du Pape, Brassempouy, Landes

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~ Russia: at Kostenky in the Don region: An unusually decorated figurine is carve carved from limestone.  Russia: an unusually decorated female was carved in limestone at Kostenky, in the Don river region.

~ last glacial maximum.

~ Austria: Venus of Willendorf was made. It is now at Nature historisches Museum, Vienna.

~ North Africa: The second Mousterian Pluvial started.

23,000 BP, Russia: Someone carved a figure of a flying bird, in mammoth ivory, in the Malta settlement in Siberia.

~ to 19,000 BP: Solutrian culture may have reached Ireland as it did France, Spain, and England.

~ Czech Republic: Venus of Petrkovice in Ostrava was made.It is now in the Archaeological Institute, Brno.

38,000 BP to 35,000 BP

 38,000 BP t0 35,000 BP

 

 

37,000 BP, Russia: Strong evidence that modern humans lived on the banks of the river Don (Tanis).

~ Azerbaijan: What could have been happening at the Zar, Yataghyerri, Damjili, and Taghlar caves?

 

 

36,000 BP: Ireland: Evidence of wolves dated to around this time found at an excavated cave site at Castlepark Ca

 

 

 

 

35,000 BP: There was a widespread distribution of colonies in the Near East. ?

~ The earliest known Venus figurine, with much emphasized sexual features, was carved near Hohle Fels cave in Germany from the tusk of a woolly Mammoth.

~ The Neanderthals vanished quite suddenly from the fossil record, leaving modern humans as the only surviving members of our species.

~ to 14,000 BP: This Upper Palaeolithic era is the final section of the Old Stone Age. It had lasted to the Neolithic Era.

~ to 29,000 BP: overlap among Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens on Earth.

~ to 27,000 BP The Chatelperronian culture was located around central and south western France and northern Spain. I seems to be derived from the earlier Mousterian culture. This culture represents the period of overlap between Neanderthal and Homo Sapiens.