Zetterlund, P. (1990). 6. The lithic assemblage: primary technology. In: n.e. Rhum. Mesolithic and later sites at Kinloch: excavations 1984-86. Edinburgh: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. pp. 64-86.

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6. The lithic assemblage: primary technology
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Rhum. Mesolithic and later sites at Kinloch: excavations 1984-86
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Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Monograph Series
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7
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183
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64 - 86
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A technological study is concerned with the analysis of the techniques and methods used to reduce lithic material to blanks and tools. Although the basic reduction techniques were similar, there are a number of differences between the Mesolithic assemblage and the later material. The later assemblage contains less flint; it includes disc cores, which do not occur in any Mesolithic context on site; and, though both flakes and blades were present in both assemblages, the flakes in the later contexts are somewhat different. The characteristics of the later flakes suggest they were deliberately produced, unlike those from the Mesolithic sample which were apparently a by-product of blade manufacture. The later material contains very few modified artefacts, but the same basic types are present in both samples. Both assemblages contain a range of microlithic and non-microlithic tools.
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P Zetterlund
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1990
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0 903903 07 5
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Lithic (Auto Detected Subject)
Flakes (Auto Detected Subject)
Disc Cores (Auto Detected Subject)
MESOLITHIC (Historic England Periods)
Blade Manufacture (Auto Detected Subject)
Tools (Auto Detected Subject)
Flint (Auto Detected Subject)
Blades (Auto Detected Subject)
Microlithic (Auto Detected Subject)
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06 Oct 2014