Study of fauna from the saving excavation at the Dolní Věstonice IIa (1999) site
Geoscience Research Reports 33, 2000 (GRR for 1999),
pages 140–143
Abstract
Animal bones from the excavation Dolní Věstonice IIa were studied. A number of bones and teeth from mammoth, reindeer, wolf, bison, horse, lion and wild cat was excavated. Some of them were found in a fireplace, others were crushed by palaeolithic people. It can be deduced from a semierupted premolar of a young lion that this site was settled some time between September and June.