Alvarez, M., Spikins, P., Briz y Godino, I. and Needham, A. (2009). 'Durable Residues'. Internet Archaeology 26. Implement Petrology theme. Vol 26, https://doi.org/10.11141/ia.26.29.
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'Durable Residues' | ||||
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addressing the use of microwear, a case study from March Hill | ||||
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Internet Archaeology 26. Implement Petrology theme | ||||
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Internet Archaeology | ||||
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26 | ||||
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Different cultural and research traditions have led to distinctively different approaches to lithics analysis. An integration of different approaches can often give new 'ways of seeing' artefact assemblages and distribution patterns and provide valuable insights into past activities. Here we present the preliminary results of a project integrating detailed analytical techniques, focused on processes of production and consumption and social dynamics in ethnarchaeological contexts in Tierra del Fuego with existing detailed lithic analysis at Mesolithic sites in the Central Pennines. Such methods, taken from Argentina (Álvarez) and Spain (Briz), that were developed in ethnoarchaeological contexts employed detailed edge morphological analysis and use wear. When applied to site A at March Hill, these techniques yielded interesting new insights about activities at the site, and provided a test case for such techniques. | ||||
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2009 | ||||
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18 Mar 2010 |