Lithic Analysis (Other Keyword)
1,201-1,225 (2,150 Records)
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Lithic Analysis of the Oakwood Lakes Site (39BK7), Brookings County, South Dakota: a Woodland Period Stone Tool Assemblage of the Northeastern Prairie Periphery (1981)
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Lithic Analysis of Three Sites in Fresno County, California. In Cultural Resource Investigations of Four Sites In Fresno County, California, By John M. Foster and Roberta S. Greenwood (1984)
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Lithic Analysis of Tools Recovered from Sites 4-Sbr-3831 and 4-Sbr-5075 (1983)
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A Lithic Approach to Economic Organization at Piedras Negras, Guatemala (2018)
Analysis of the production of imported lithic artifacts, especially obsidian and jade, has been important to recent research on the economic organization of the lowland Maya. However, the data for lithic production has come from a few key sites with clear evidence of workshops devoted to the working of such materials. Less attention has been dedicated to the diversity of obsidian and jade working within individual sites, much less across a given kingdom. This paper presents preliminary evidence...
Lithic Artifact Data for NMCRIS Number 134345 (2009)
Lithic Artifact Data for NMCRIS Number 134345
Lithic Artifacts from Dust Cave (1994)
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Lithic Artifacts from the Malaeimi Valley: a Lee Spencer Archaeology Lithic Analysis (1998)
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Lithic Artifacts of Montezuma Canyon: An Inventory and a Cultural Application (1977)
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Lithic Assemblage From Site Po27, Plan Bonito, Cerrillos River Valley, Ponce, Puerto Rico (1995)
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Lithic Assemblage Stratified Beneath a Fluted Point Horizon In Northwest Missouri (1981)
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Lithic Assemblage Variability at the Regional Level: Raw Material Conditions, Time, and Site Function (2018)
Several recent excavation projects by SWCA in far southeastern New Mexico have produced an immense dataset on lithic artifacts from 20 sites. This includes attribute data from thousands of individually analyzed lithic artifacts, mostly debitage. The excavated sites collectively cover a large swath across the region, and as such encompass appreciable variation in terms of local raw material conditions, as well as temporal affiliation and site function. Statistical analysis of the dataset was...
Lithic Attribute Analysis for Blydefontein Backed Blades and Endscrapers (2024)
This is an abstract from the "SAA 2024: Individual Abstracts" session, at the 89th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Attribute analyses are common in the field of archaeology for categorizing and analyzing artifacts. In this study, the Later Stone Age end scrapers and backed blades from Blydefontein Rock Shelter in South Africa undergo an attribute analysis using an objective attribute guide. The guide combines common terms from previous studies along with new terms for...
Lithic Cache and Quarry On the Shoreline of Clark Canyon Reservoir, Montana (1989)
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A Lithic Cache from the Crane Dune Site (41CR61), Crane County, Texas (2024)
This is an abstract from the "SAA 2024: Individual Abstracts" session, at the 89th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. AmaTerra Environmental, an ERG Company, initially recorded site 41CR61 during a survey of a proposed highway expansion for the Texas Department of Transportation in 2019. The site was situated on a stabilized sand dune, and the presence of a buried dark earth anthrosol bearing multiple cooking features prompted data recovery excavations. During those...
Lithic Debitage, Thermal Damage, and Other Signs of Conflict (2023)
This is an abstract from the "La Cuernavilla, Guatemala: A Maya Fortress and Its Environs" session, at the 88th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. While fortifications speak to the potential for conflict, indicators of actual warfare are difficult to discern. The ancient Maya produced few lithic implements that were strictly martial in nature. Furthermore, evidence of destruction events, such as large-scale fires, preserve poorly in tropical environments. However, recent...
Lithic Distribution In Nebraska. In the Lithic Source Notebook (1975)
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Lithic Miniaturization and Behavioral Variability in Southernmost Africa 18–11 kcal. BP (2018)
Lithic miniaturization, the systematic production of small stone artifacts by controlled fracture, was a pervasive feature of late Pleistocene lithic technology. Smaller toolkits enabled humans to exploit raw materials more efficiently, to produce composite tools more effectively, to reduce a wider range of rocks, and to increase mobility by lightening toolkits. These benefits allowed humans to occupy a wider range of ecological niches. Archaeologists working in southern Africa have long...
Lithic Procurement and Utilization Trajectories: Analysis, Yellow Creek Nuclear Power Plant Site, Tishomingo County, Mississippi (1981)
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Lithic Procurement and Utilization Trajectories: Archaeological Survey and Excavations, Yellow Creek Nuclear Power Plant Site, Tishomingo County, Mississippi (1981)
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Lithic Production and Consumption at Tzintzuntzan, Mexico (2015)
Tzintzuntzan was the political capital of the Tarascan Empire and home to the royal uacúsecha dynasty during the Late Postclassic period (A.D. 1350-1525). This study presents the technological analysis of 1,155 lithic artifacts recovered during excavations at Tzintzuntzan from 1977 to 1978 and places these findings in context with prior lithic studies based on survey data. The excavation contexts include a palace, storehouse, residential structures, and the five ceremonial Yácatas located on the...
Lithic Production and Consumption in a Chert-Rich Upland: Exploring Local Patterns on a Neolithic Landscape in Southern Germany (2018)
The intensity of extraction activities at Neolithic quarries and mines in Central Europe has fueled debate about the scale and organization of chert and flint extraction and exchange during this period. However, most studies of stone consumption and exchange in the region have been based on lowland settlement assemblages at some distance from stone sources. This paper presents results of a regional project combining survey, remote sensing, analysis of private collections, and test excavation to...
Lithic Production and Procurement at Teotepec, Veracruz, Mexico (2016)
In this paper we present new data on lithic production, consumption, and importation during the Early and Middle Classic Periods (AD 300-650) at the site of Teotepec, located in the Sierra de los Tuxtlas region of Veracruz, Mexico. Using the results of recently completed technological and visual source analyses, we identify differences in production and consumption behavior across the site and over time, and situate this behavior within the larger region. Changes in importation in the region...
Lithic Raw Material Prospects in the Mojave Desert, California (1989)
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Lithic Raw Material Variability in the Central Duck River Basin: Reflections of Middle and Late Archaic Organizational Strategies (1987)
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