Wadley, L., Lombard, M. and Williamson, B. (2004). The first residue analysis blind tests:. J Archaeol Sci 31 (11). Vol 31(11), pp. 1491-1501.
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The first residue analysis blind tests: | ||||
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results and lessons learnt | ||||
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J Archaeol Sci 31 (11) | ||||
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Journal of Archaeological Science | ||||
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31 (11) | ||||
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1491 - 1501 | ||||
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Twenty-eight stone flakes were produced, sterilised and then used for a variety of tasks involving the processing of plants and animal products. One set of used flakes was stored in sealed plastic bags; the other set was buried in compost for a month and then exposed to open-air conditions for three days. The bagged tools were used for a blind test (Test One). Test Two used the tools that had been buried in compost to study the effects of acidic, organic-rich deposits on plant and animal residues. The Test Two results intimate that animal residues are more sensitive to certain burial and exposed conditions than plant residues. | ||||
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2004 | ||||
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10 Jun 2008 |
