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Further Additional Biface Production Failures
Lithic Technology, 1981(1981). Further Additional Biface Production Failures. Lithic Technology: Vol. 10, No. 2-3, pp. 26-28.
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Edge Abrasion during Biface Manufacture
American Antiquity, 1973AbstractNance intended to demonstrate that certain small, bifacially chipped obsidian artifacts from the California Late horizon were used for cutting purposes, and were therefore not projectile points. However, both categories of edge abrasion noted by Nance, attrition and striation, may also appear on the edges of bifacially flaked artifacts during ...
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Does elliptical biface morphology differ as a function of raw material color?
Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 2023Robert Z Selden
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How diverse are bifaces: the results of the technico-functional study of bifaces of La Grande Vallée
The biface stands as the most emblematic tool of the Lower Palaeolithic. Because of their distinctive morphology, which has gained them fame, analyses of bifaces often focus on their form or symmetry [e.g., 1-2]. However, by concentrating so much on their form, we risk missing their diversity as tools expressed through their structure.In this poster ...Kuleshova, Svetlana +3 more
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