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Lithic Technol 25 (2)
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Title:
Lithic Technol 25 (2)
Series
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Series:
Lithic Technology
Volume
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Volume:
25 (2)
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Publication Type:
Journal
Editor
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Editor:
George H Odell
Publisher
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Publisher:
Lithic Technology
Year of Publication
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Year of Publication:
2000
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Source:
BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
Created Date
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Created Date:
07 May 2002
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In honour of S. A. Semenov: archaeology, use wear and technology
Richard L K Fullagar
71 - 72
Reports on a conference in St. Petersburg on the pivotal role of S A Semenov in the development of use-wear microanalysis and in Russsian archaeology.
Conference: lithic studies in the year 2000
Elizabeth A Walker
75
Notes a conference in Cardiff on several aspects of lithic studies.
A preliminary study of the anvil-chipping technique: experiments and evaluations
Chen Shen
Shejiang Wang
81 - 100
This paper reviews the core reduction mode `anvil chipping' and presents results from replication experiments.
The refitting of lithics from Unit 4C, Area Q2/D excavations at Boxgrove, West Sussex, England
Diane A Rees
120 - 134
The refitting of lithic artefacts from Area Q2/D of Boxgrove has established that the artefact concentrations were not merely the result of natural disturbances, but also represent surviving evidence related to hominid activity. The reconstruction of flake reduction sequences, analysis of soft and hard hammer percussion modes and observation of the spatial distribution of lithics across the landscape have provided important information regarding the organisation of these early humans in the production of stone tools.
Some flintknappers are scientists and some aren't: a response to Clark's review of Lithics
William Andrefsky
145 - 146
Comments on Clark's approach to lithic analysis.
Paleoindian blade technology: a reply to Collins
Leland W Patterson
146 - 148
Responds to Michael B Collins' comments on Patterson's review of Collins' monograph Clovis blade technology (2002/79).