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LA-ICP-MS Zircon U-Pb Ages, geochemical characteristics, and geological significance of the early cretaceous volcanic rocks in Haitangwan Town, Southern Hainan Island, China. [PDF]

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Lin Y, Liang D, Yuan Q, Hu Z, Lv Z, Lv C.   +5 more
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Reconstructing flexible pathways of Aurignacian blade and bladelet production at Vogelherd. [PDF]

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Schürch B, Schray S, Conard NJ.
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Tracking the emergence of the Upper Palaeolithic in western Asia and Europe: A Multiple Correspondence Analysis of Protoaurignacian and Southern Ahmarian lithics. [PDF]

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Gennai J, Falcucci A, Niochet V, Peresani M, Richter J, Soressi M.   +5 more
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Experimental analysis of roasted and raw turtle butchery and implications for early human cognition and behaviour. [PDF]

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Nabais M, Blasco R, Boneta I, Gonçalves D, Igreja M, Lubrano V, Rufà A.   +6 more
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Tool-stone selection in the African Middle stone age at Sibhudu cave. [PDF]

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Schmidt P, Nickel KG.
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Logging identification and prediction of diagenetic facies in the first member of Dainan formation, Southern Gaoyou Sag, Subei Basin, China. [PDF]

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Li Y, Liang B, Xia L, Wang Z, Zhang J, Fan L, Li Z.   +6 more
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A stress-controlled reservoir formation model for ultra-deep sandstones in foreland thrust belts: case study of the cretaceous bashijiqike formation, bozi-dabei area, kuqa depression, tarim basin. [PDF]

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Wang C, Zhong D, Mo T, Sun H.
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Could woodworking have driven lithic tool selection?

Journal of Human Evolution, 2021
Understanding early stone tools, particularly relationships between form and function, is fundamental to understanding the behavioral evolution of early hominins. The oldest-claimed flake tools date to ca. 3.3 million years ago, and their development may
R. B. Gürbüz, S. Lycett
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Raman spectroscopy study of ca 12.000 yrs cal BP lithic artifacts adhesions from archaeological sites in the Pampas region, Argentina

Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2021
This paper presents the results of the first studies of non-destructive chemical and physical spectroscopic methods (Raman) applied to lithic artifacts recovered from five archaeological sites in the Pleistocene/Holocene transition of the Pampas region ...
G. Bonnat, P. M. Desimone, G. Martínez, Diana Mazzanti   +3 more
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