المواقع الأثرية النيوليتية لجبل مرجاجو (هران)‎

Abstract EN

This research paper aims to shed light on the caves and bunkers of mount Murjdajdo in the Oran region, dating back to the Neolithic period, and their number is estimated at seventeen, the most famous of which is the cave dwellers' cave, the shooting range (Polygon), the open air, the noon and the forest.

it was the subject of excavation and study by a number of French researchers, led by François Doumergue, and the archaeological remnants of these caves were mostly transferred to the National Public Museum Ahmed Zabana.

it is possible to classify these material evidences belonging to each of the human being Mishta Al-Arabi and to the type of the skinny Mediterranean dawn into two main groups : the civilizational (cultural) remnants represented in the stone industry, bones, pottery and jewelry.

the second includes the paleontological (skeletal) remains of both humans and animals, which were the result of many changes in the life of man, who was able during this era to domesticate and raise animals and practice agriculture, so it deserves to be called the "Neolithic revolution".