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English summary on page 28 as follows: The paper outlines the living environment of the inhabitants of the Late Paleolithic - the owners of Son Vi culture according to archaeological data. Son Vi culture existed in the Late pleistocene, with absolude datesfrom 32,000 to 11,000 BP, distributed on two nearly opposite areas: Limestone caves and river terrances in the mountainous valleys and on the hills of the plains. The climate at the time was tropical and monsoon but started changing from rather hot and dry to humid, hot and rainy. A little change of climated from Pleistocene to Holocene contributed to the rather stable development of the Pebble technology from Son Vi to Hoa Binh - Bac Son cultures.
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