François Bon

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Out of the Cave and into the Light: Perspectives and Challenges of Radiocarbon Dating an Open-Air Aurignacian Site (Régismont-le-Haut, Mediterranean France)

G. Burr, I. Théry-Parisot, R. Mensan, 2018, Journal of Paleolithic Archaeology.

The Hargeisan revisited: Lithic industries from shelter 7 of Laas Geel, Somaliland and the transition between the Middle and Late Stone Age in the Horn of Africa

Katja Douze, J. Lesur, François Bon, 2014 .

Insights into Aurignacian daily life and camp organization: The open-air site of Régismont-le-Haut

Jean-Philip Brugal, S. Costamagno, I. Théry-Parisot, 2018, Quaternary International.

A brief overview of Aurignacian cultures in the context of the industries of the transition from the Middle to the Upper Paleolithic

François Bon, 2002 .

The organic signature of an experimental meat-cooking fireplace: The identification of nitrogen compounds and their archaeological potential

M. Alexis, C. Anquetil, K. Quénéa, 2019, Organic Geochemistry.

Organic signatures of fireplaces: Experimental references for archaeological interpretations

M. Alexis, K. Quénéa, Mathieu Lejay, 2016 .

THE TAPHONOMY OF BURNED ORGANIC RESIDUES AND COMBUSTION FEATURES IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXTS

Monique, M. Otte, S. Costamagno, 2010 .

Late Stone Age variability in the Main Ethiopian Rift: New data from the Bulbula River, Ziway–Shala basin

Laurent Bruxelles, Katja Douze, J. Lesur, 2014 .

The Prehistory of East Africa

François Bon, F. Fauvelle-Aymar, 2014 .

Paleoenvironmental and biogeographic implications of terminal Pleistocene large mammals from the Ziway–Shala Basin, Main Ethiopian Rift, Ethiopia

Laurent Bruxelles, J. Faith, J. Lesur, 2016 .

New insights on interpersonal violence in the Late Pleistocene based on the Nile valley cemetery of Jebel Sahaba

I. Crevecoeur, A. Zazzo, François Bon, 2021, Scientific Reports.

The Visibility and Invisibility of Herders' Kraals in Southern Africa, With Reference to a Possible Early Contact Period Khoekhoe Kraal at KFS 5, Western Cape

K. Sadr, D. Gronenborn, François Bon, 2006 .

WITHIN PROJECTILE RANGE: Some Thoughts on the Appearance of the Aurignacian in Europe

François Bon, Jean-Guillaume Bordes, Nicolas Teyssandier, 2010, Journal of Anthropological Research.

The division and discord of prehistoric chronologies

François Bon, 2018, Res: Anthropology and aesthetics.

The Pointe de Saint-Colomban site (Carnac, France): redefinition of the Colombanian culture, in the framework of the European Acheuleans

H. Forestier, François Bon, Justin Guibert, 2022, Comptes Rendus Palevol.

Chalosse Type Flint: Exploitation and Distribution of a Lithologic Tracer during the Upper Paleolithic, Southern France

Laurent Bruxelles, S. Lacombe, Mathieu Langlais, 2006 .

Dosimetric study of sediments at the beta dose rate scale: Characterization and modelization with the DosiVox software

S. Incerti, G. Guérin, Laurent Bruxelles, 2015 .

PROCUREMENT AND PROCESSING OF PLANT AND ANIMAL MATERIALS BY NEANDERTHALS: exploring means and strategies LABORATOIRE TRAVAUX ET RECHERCHES ARCHÉOLOGIQUES SUR LES CULTURES, LES ESPACES ET LES SOCIÉTÉS

M. Otte, S. Costamagno, Magen O'farrell, 2012 .

Bushmen Arrows and Their Recent History: Crossed Outlooks of Historical, Ethnological and Archaeological Sources

François Bon, F. Fauvelle-Aymar, Bruno Bosc-Zanardo, 2009, Palethnologie.

IS AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE THEORY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE POSSIBLE? Archaeological data and concepts in the dispute between Jean-Claude Gardin and Jean-Claude Passeron 7 Jean-Michel POISSON MEDIEVAL ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE HISTORY OF MATERIAL CULTURE:

F. Fontana, Katja Douze, Jean Jaurés, 2017 .

The Horn of Africa at the end of the Pleistocene (75‑12 ka) in its macroregional context

Katja Douze, D. Pleurdeau, A. Leplongeon, 2020 .

I. A discourse upon the usefulness of the silk of spiders. by Monsieur Bon, President of the Court of Accounts, Aydes and Finances, and President of the Royal Society of Science at Montpellier. Communicated by the Author

François Bon, 1710, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London.