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Preliminary Survey of Missouri Archaeology, Part III: Woodland Cultures and Ozark Bluff Dwellers (1948)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Carl H. Chapman.

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Preliminary Survey of Missouri Archaeology, Part IV: Ancient Cultures and Sequence (1948)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Carl H. Chapman.

Preliminary Survey: Pitkin Chert Artifacts In Southern Missouri (1986)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jack H. Ray.

Preliminary Test Excavations Conducted at Nev-199, Truckee (1978)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Henry Keesling. Jerald J. Johnson.

Preparing for Life on the Move: Lithic Platform Characteristics and Forager Mobility (2019)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Timothy Dennehy. Chris Merriman. Keith M. Prufer.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2019: General Sessions" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Lithicists use various attributes of chipped stone tools to characterize hunter-gatherer technological organization, which is thought to be partly determined by mobility patterns of these groups; thus, lithic attributes serve as proxies for the amount and type of mobility practiced. In particular, lithic platform preparation has received attention as an...

Pride Place (1Tu1): a Sandstone Workshop (1999)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jeffrey L. Sherard.

Printout of Lithic Database with Coding Sheets (1996)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Ronald Towner.

Printout of the flaked stone lithic database of the analyzed portion of the collection. A partial coding sheet is included to make the printout usable.

A Probabilistic Approach to Study Diachronic Patterns in Human Behavior: A Case Study from the Paleolithic Sequence at Jebel Faya, UAE (2018)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Knut Bretzke.

Jebel Faya is a key Paleolithic site in Arabia. The site provides important data on the history of human occupation of desert environments during the Late Pleistocene. One central question is if the observed diachronic pattern of occupation is largely driven by climatic change, as often assumed, or if other factors such as adaptation processes play significant roles. Based on the assumption that survival in the often unpredictable environments of SE Arabia requires increased behavioral...

Probable Paleoindian Flint Knapping Kit From the Medicine Lodge Creek Site, 48BH499, Wyoming (1992)

DOCUMENT Citation Only George C. Frison.

Problems of Projectile Point Typology (1966)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard A. Humbard. John R. Humbard.

Producing Community and Communal Production: Examining Evidence for Collective Practices at Complex B, Cerro de la Virgen, Oaxaca, Mexico (2018)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jeffrey Brzezinski.

Recent research in the lower Río Verde Valley of Pacific coastal Oaxaca, Mexico has indicated that, during the Terminal Formative Period (150 BC - AD 250), public buildings were loci of communal practices such as feasting, collective labor, cemetery burial, and object caching. Idiosyncrasies in these practices among Terminal Formative sites in the valley suggest that political authority and community identity was constituted on the local level. While the best evidence for these practices comes...

The Production and Use of Chipped Stone Tools during the Metal Ages in the Southern Levant – Evidence from Abu Snesleh (2019)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Hanna Erftenbeck.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2019: General Sessions" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. The Middle Bronze Age (MBA, c. 2000–1500 BCE) in the southern Levant (modern day Jordan, Israel, Palestine, and southern Syria) is characterized by a re-urbanization, and extended use and specialized production of metal objects which obviated the use of chipped stone tools, of which production has long been considered to have significantly declined after the...

Production in Urban Spaces: Lithic Production and Economic Organization at La Corona, Guatemala (2021)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Rachel Horowitz. Marcello Canuto. Tomás Barrientos.

This is an abstract from the "The Urban Question: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Investigating the Ancient Mesoamerican City" session, at the 86th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Studies of urban spaces have often relied on specialized production as a marker of urbanism. More recently, our understandings of production activities in urban environments have been used to understand the variety of activities that occurred within these spaces and the ways in which they...

Progress Report On Archeological and Geological Studies at Avery Island 1968-1970 (1970)

DOCUMENT Citation Only S. M. Gagliano.

Progress Report On Year I of the Cedar Mesa Project (1973)

DOCUMENT Citation Only W. D. Lipe. R. G. Matson.

Project Addendum: Phase II Lithic Analysis for CA-Sbr-4177, Ivanpah Dry Lake, in the Eastern Mojave Desert (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael F. Rondeau.

Projectal Points From Preceramic Occupations Near Fort Thompson, South Dakota: a Preliminary Report (1964)

DOCUMENT Citation Only R. W. Neuman.

Projectile Point Form and Function at Rodgers Shelter, Missouri (1970)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Stanley A. Ahler.

Projectile Point Form and Function At Rodgers Shelter, Missouri (1971)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Stanley A. Ahler.

Projectile Point Morphology: Steps Toward a Formal Account (1977)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Eugene M. Futato.

Projectile Point Variation at Fresnal Rock Shelter (2019)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Donald Purdon.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2019: General Sessions" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Typological classifications of stone projectile points are often used as diagnostic indicators of cultural occupations and chronological sequences at archaeological sites across North America. However, many of these typological traditions are only applicable to a particular region where they were first discovered and were commonly based on nothing more than...

Projectile Point With Transitional Traits (1967)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jean H. Fowler.

The projectile points at the Wansan site, Neolithic Taiwan (2016)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Chihhua Chiang.

Wansan site is one of the late Neolithic sites in Northeastern Taiwan. In 1998, due to construction a large rescue excavation was conducted at the site and huge amounts of lithic and ceramic artifacts were uncovered. Among the lithic artifacts, most are finely ground tools, including projectile points, adzes, axes, knives, etc. This poster aims to analyze one specific tool: the projectile point. Three parts of analysis are demonstrated in this poster. First, I will introduce the projectile...

Pryor Stemmed, a Specialized Paleoindian Ecological Adaptation (1980)

DOCUMENT Citation Only George C. Frison. Donald Grey.

Pryor-Stemmed Tools: Twisted Technology On the High Plains (1991)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Don P. Davis.

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