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Mesolithic Misc 11 (1)
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Mesolithic Misc 11 (1)
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Mesolithic Miscellany
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11 (1)
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Editor:
T Douglas Price
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University of Wisconsin: Department of Anthropology
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Year of Publication:
1990
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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https://doi.org/10.5284/1000324
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15 Sep 2006
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Abstract
The function of microliths: evidence from Smittons and Starr, SW Scotland
Bill Finlayson
2 - 6
Report on the results of functional analysis carried out on microliths from the Late Mesolithic upland sites of Smittons, Knowehead, and Starr, Craigmalloch, both in Dumfries and Galloway.
The functions of microliths: evidence from Smittons and Starr, SW Scotland
Bill Finlayson
2 - 6
On material excavated by the late Tom Affleck. Analysis builds up a general pattern of use; some tools give more information than others. All the Smittons microliths were consistent with use as armatures on projectiles. The Starr pieces were non-projectile in character - eg saw, groover, shaver, etc - and carry the implication that microliths do not necessarily indicate hunting uses.
A large Maglemosian winter house?
Ole Grøn
7 - 13
A new approach to the house site at Flaadet was based on spatial analysis, both internally and in relation to open water. Four ?postpits lend credence to the idea of a substantial structure.