Saville, A. (1977). Two Mesolithic implement types. Northamptonshire Archaeology 12. Vol 12, pp. 3-8. https://doi.org/10.5284/1083051. Cite this via datacite
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Two Mesolithic implement types | ||
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Northamptonshire Archaeology 12 | ||
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Northamptonshire Archaeology | ||
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12 | ||
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3 - 8 | ||
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Mesolithic assemblages in the Midlands contain two recurrent types. The first is a pick, ie it has a pointed terminal and was probably unhafted and fairly unspecialized in use. ('Thames pick' is a misnomer for an axe/adze, and 'Portland pick' is over-restrictive as a name.) The second tool is defined as a 'worn-edge implement', generically similar to the 'fabricator' but possibly less specialized in use; the type is probably much commoner than the literature would suggest, and it may remain in use in the Neolithic-Bronze Age. | ||
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1977 | ||
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03 Nov 2020 |
