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The timing of the Castelnovisation of southwestern Europe: A Bayesian modelling insight from the Romagnano Loc III rock shelter sequence (Trento, Italy). [PDF]

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Pardo-Gordó S, Fontana A, Extrem-Membrado V, Vacas-Fumero E, Duches R, Flor E, Fontana F.   +6 more
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Small flakes for sharp needs: Technological behaviour in the Lower Palaeolithic site of Marathousa 1, Greece. [PDF]

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De Caro D, Kuhn M, Thompson N, Panagopoulou E, Harvati K, Tourloukis V.   +5 more
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A Later Stone Age quartz knapping workshop and fireplace dated to the Early Holocene in Senegal: The Ravin Blanc X site (RBX). [PDF]

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Pruvost C, Huysecom E, Garnier A, Hajdas I, Höhn A, Lespez L, Rasse M, Douze K, Soriano S, Fichet V, Saulnier-Copard S, Ndiaye M, Mayor A.   +12 more
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Reassessing the mitochondrial DNA evidence for migration at the Mesolithic–Neolithic transition [PDF]

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Bonsall, Clive, Pickard, Benjamin, Pickard, Catriona   +2 more
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A multi-analytical geoarchaeological study of flint procurement strategies in southern Iberia. [PDF]

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Ramírez-Amador JL, Molina-Piernas E, Ramos-Muñoz J, Domínguez-Bella S.   +3 more
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Can Lithic Attribute Analyses Identify Discrete Reduction Trajectories? A Quantitative Study Using Refitted Lithic Sets

Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, 2015
Quantitative, attribute-based analyses of stone tools (lithics) have been frequently used to facilitate large-scale comparative studies, attempt to mitigate problems of assemblage completeness and address interpretations of the co-occurrence of unrelated technological processes.
Scerri, Eleanor, Gravina, Brad, Blinkhorn, James, Delagnes, Anne   +3 more
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Studying lithic microdebitage with a dynamic image particle analyzer

North American Archaeologist, 2022
Lithic microdebitage has great archaeological potential to elucidate ancient stone tool production. So far, archaeologists have collected soil samples, separated them into size fractions, and analyzed them manually under a microscope to identify microdebitage.
Markus Eberl, Phyllis Johnson, Rebecca Estrada Aguila   +2 more
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Lithic Studies: Some Theoretical Considerations

Lithic Technology, 1985
AbstractIn this paper it is argued that there is an implicit definition of lithic studies as the study only of flaked chert and obsidian artifacts belonging to hunter-gatherer or early agricultural societies. This definition reflects the sorts of questions asked by most archaeologists: questions formulated to make use of the principal components of the
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A Pilot Study in Bifacial Lithic Reduction Sequences

Lithic Technology, 1981
(1981). A Pilot Study in Bifacial Lithic Reduction Sequences. Lithic Technology: Vol. 10, No. 2-3, pp. 34-47.
Martin Magne, David Pokotylo
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