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Source Provenance of Obsidian Artifacts from LA 139965 Rockshelters, North Central New Mexico
, 2015 M. Steven Shackley
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Source Provenance of Obsidian Artifacts from a Group of Sites along US 60, Eastern Arizona
, 2006 M. Steven Shackley
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Source Provenance of Obsidian Artifacts from CA-SCR-276, Santa Cruz, California
, 2012 M. Steven Shackley
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Obsidian source identification at Gre Fılla, Turkey
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2021Abstract This study presents a provenance analysis of the obsidian assemblage from Pre-Pottery Neolithic B (PPNB) at Gre Filla, in Turkey. A hand-held, portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF) spectrometer was used to obtain the element contents of the artefacts. The major sources at the settlement were identified as Bingol B, Bingol A, and Nemrut Dag. The
MUŞKARA, ÜFTADE, KONAK, AYŞİN
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Archaeology in Oceania, 1997
AbstractThe natural occurrence of obsidian in volcanic flows in West New Britain has been thoroughly investigated and new measurements of the composition of field samples have been made with a proton dose of 150 μC, increased by a factor of three compared to analyses reported in early studies.
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AbstractThe natural occurrence of obsidian in volcanic flows in West New Britain has been thoroughly investigated and new measurements of the composition of field samples have been made with a proton dose of 150 μC, increased by a factor of three compared to analyses reported in early studies.
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Source obsidian rare earth patterns and obsidian artefact provenience
Revue d'Archéométrie, 1981The rare earth distributions in obsidian source material examined. For seven sources from Turkey examined by instrumental neutron activation analysis (INAA) the rare earth patterns provide a unique signature for the assignment of provenience for archaeological finds.
Yellin, Joseph, Perlman, Isadore
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Tikal Obsidian: Sources and Typology
American Antiquity, 1984The obsidian industry of Classic period Tikal, Guatemala, is discussed with regard to geological source determinations and behavioral typology. The potential of these two approaches for cultural reconstruction is greatly extended when they can supplement each other. Recent source determinations of obsidian artifacts from Tikal indicate (1) a behavioral
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