Quarrying (Other Keyword)

DOCUMENT Citation Only R. A. Flayharty.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Dale Austin.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Torin Power. David M. Hyde.

Excavations associated with Structure A-7, a 9 x 4 m isolated mound near Group A of the Medicinal Trail Community in northwestern Belize, have revealed evidence for the extraction of stone blocks from the limestone bedrock. The evidence for quarrying consists of rectangular scars outlining stone blocks that appear to have been in the process of being harvested. Additionally, there was an artificially created bowl-shaped depression, 2 m in diameter and approximately 1 m deep. A problematic...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Donald E. Webb.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Greg Hendryx. Joost Morsink. Charlotte Pevny.

Excavation was performed on the periphery of a substantial Pliocene-age deposit of Citronelle gravel in southwest Mississippi, 20 miles north of the Gulf Coast. This gravel deposit, which covered hundreds of acres, represents the southern-most exposure in the region. Historic Citronelle mining throughout the twentieth century has extirpated the signature of primary lithic reduction deposits; however, a discrete loci of cultural material spanning two millennia remains intact, and buried beneath...