Intrasite Spatial Structure in the European Upper Paleolithic: Evidence and Patterning from the SW of France

Over the past 20 years a number of Western European Upper Paleolithic sites have been examined for internal spatial patterning by using a variety of quantitative techniques. The most commonly applied technique has been K -means clustering in one form or another. Because this technique has been applied consistently to a relatively large number of sites from a wide variety of temporal phases in the European Upper Paleolithic, it is useful to...