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Mesolithic Misc 10 (1)
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Mesolithic Misc 10 (1)
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Mesolithic Miscellany
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10 (1)
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Editor:
T Douglas Price
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University of Wisconsin: Department of Anthropology
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1989
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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
Mesolithic barbed points and other implements from the Europoort
L B M Verhart
24 - 26
Late Palaeolithic and Mesolithic bone and antler artifacts from Britain: first reactions to accelerator dates
Clive Bonsall
Christopher Smith
33 - 38
The fifteen artefacts now dated by AMS imply a strong element of continuity in the development of bone and antler technology, and show that (contra Jacobi) both projectile points and heavy-duty tools continued in manufacture during the later stages of the Mesolithic. Antler mattocks are shown characteristic of the British Mesolithic; 'Maglemosian' forms are not exclusively Early Meso but have a minimum range of about 12 400 to 9 200 BP; 'Obanian' barbed points are much earlier than thought, eg about 6 700 BP, and they overlap with microlithic assemblages.