Passy Culture

The Passy Culture refers to a specific archaeological culture from the late Paleolithic period, approximately 20,000 to 15,000 years ago, identified through tools and artifacts found in the Passy region of France. Characterized by distinct stone tool styles, including microliths and scrapers, it reflects the technological innovations of hunter-gatherer groups during that time. This culture offers insights into early human adaptation, survival strategies, and technological development in Europe during the last Ice Age. Studying the Passy Culture helps archaeologists trace migration patterns and cultural exchanges among prehistoric communities in prehistoric Europe.