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The number of sites and the chronostratigraphic record of the Upper Palaeolithic in Greece does not encourage major overviews. Still, aspects of regional differentiation and temporal variation in the exploitation of resources can be addressed – if only in a preliminary manner – through the currently available data. The region of northwestern Greece offers an opportunity to investigate the character of Gravettian cultural data in this part of the Balkan peninsula. Intensification of research will no doubt enrich the corpus of data and support wider intra- and inter-regional comparisons.
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