The Capsian industry was a Mesolithic cultural complex dating from 8000 to 2700 BCE, prominent in the inland regions of North Africa.
Sources
- Prehistoric Age Browse - Page 1 (britannica.com)
- https://handwiki.org/wiki/Social:Capsian_culture (handwiki.org)
- https://neolithicarchitecture.com/neolithic-capsian-culture/ (neolithicarchitecture.com)
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