Lithic Technology (Other Keyword)

Lithic Technologies

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Teshoa, a Shoshonean Woman's Knife: a Study of American Indian Chopper Industries. (Reprinted From Pennsylvania Archaeologist 34(3-4), 1968) (1970)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Frances Eyman.

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Test Excavations at Site 35Ja59, Elk Creek Lake Project, Jackson County, Oregon (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Elizabeth Budy. M. Drews. R. G. Elston. K. Katzer. D. Schmitt.

Three Finger Technology: Holding Pebble Tools (1969)

DOCUMENT Citation Only A. B. III Hooper.

Three Lithic Material Caches From Southeastern Montana: Their Implications For Cultural Adaptation and Interaction On the Northwestern Plains (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Gerald R. Clark. David Fraley.

Timmerman Hill Folsom (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Gene L. Titmus.

Tool use across space in the Middle Pleistocene: Novel Techniques of Edge Damage Analysis at Elandsfontein, South Africa. (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Ella Beaudoin. David R. Braun. Jonathan S. Reeves.

Although studies of lithic technology have been ongoing for over a century our knowledge of what tools were used for is still poorly resolved. Detailed analysis of microscopic damage has been the major focus studies of tool use. However, these studies are often limited to a subset of tools that have not undergone post-depositional damage and can be studied microscopically. Recently new approaches to damage patterns on the edges of simple flaked tools have been used to develop assemblage scale...

Tools of the Old and New Stone Age (1970)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jacques Bordaz.

Toward a Better Understanding of North Peninsular Gulf Coastal Florida Prehistory: Archaeological Reconnaissance in Dixie County (1986)

DOCUMENT Citation Only G. Michael Johnson. Timothy A. Kohler.

Towards a synchronic view of Aurignacian lithic economy (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Lars Anderson.

The Aurignacian is considered a product of the first modern human groups in Western Europe. Nevertheless, we have approached this important moment in Prehistory with a diachronic vision, ultimately inhibiting us from investigating the synchronic organization of this archaeological culture. By enlarging our field of vision to several sites in southwestern France we hope to characterize the variability of Aurignacian lithic industries on two scales: the inter- and the intra-site. At the intra-site...

Tradition and Transmission: Prehistoric Stone Procurement and Tool Production in the Mojave Desert - Results of the Intermountain Power Project Data Recovery Program In California (1986)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Douglas B. Bamforth. Ronald I. Dorn. Michael E. Macko. Edward B. Weil.

Traditional Native American Raw Material Sources in the Yellowstone Region (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Anne S. Dowd.

Obsidian and other lithic sources in the Yellowstone region of Wyoming and nearby Montana or Idaho were used up until contact with Euroamericans and information from oral traditions, ethnohistory, ethnoarchaeology, and toponymy provide data on the significance of certain raw material choices made by Native Americans such as the local Shoshone. Why did chipped stone weapons and tools persist even after new metal technologies were introduced? How did the choices of raw materials signal Native...

Two New Fluted Point Characteristics (1954)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Daniel W. Josselyn.

Type Variety - Mode Approach To the Projectile Points From 42Sa2096, Cave Canyon Village, Montezuma Canyon, San Juan Co., Utah (1976)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John E. Clark.

Técnicas escultóricas en la fabricación de las estelas con cuernos neolíticas de la Serra del Mas Bonet (Vilafant, Alt Empordá-nordeste peninsular) (2011)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Antoni Palomo. Rafael Rosillo. Vera Montinho.

This resource is a citation record only, the Center for Digital Antiquity does not have a copy of this document. The information in this record has been migrated into tDAR from the EXARC Bibliography, originally compiled by Roeland Paardekooper, and updated. Most of these records consist of a document citation and other metadata but do not have the documents themselves uploaded. If you have a digital copy of the document and would like to have it curated in tDAR, please contact us using the...

Under the hammer: residues resulting from production and microwear on experimental stone tools (2006)

DOCUMENT Citation Only L Byrne. Andreu Ollé. Josep M Vergès.

Unfinished Fluted Point and Review of Fluted Point Technology (1972)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John H. Gustafson.

Unfinished Fluted Points and Fluted Point Manufacture In the Tennessee Valley (1972)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Fletcher III Jolly.

Untitled (1965)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Daniel W. Josselyn.

Use of the ScanningElectron Microscope in Studying the Heat Treatment of Prehistoric Lithic Artifacts from the North Florida Weeden Island Period (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only G. Michael Jonnson.

Using the Lithic Technological Organization at Procurement Sites to Parse the Multiple Occurrences of Browns Bench Obsidian in Southern Idaho (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Christopher Noll.

Volcanic rocks such as obsidian were commonly used for the formation of chipped stone tools by people during prehistoric times. Archaeologists have been able to learn a great deal about the movements of prehistoric people by charting the procurement sites and use locations of these stones through x-ray fluorescence (XRF). Typically XRF can determine the procurement location of volcanic tool stone within a few square kilometers. Occasionally sources are characterized that are widely scattered and...

VAFB-2022-04: Identification of Historic Properties and Assessment of Effects, Facility 1810 Sewer System Replacement Project (813-21-053), Fire Station #43, Vandenberg Space Force Base, Santa Barbara County, California (2022)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Josh Smallwood.

This document is a historic property inventory report and assessment of effects for the Facility 1810 Sewer System Replacement Project. The report 1) provides a project description and details about the work to be performed, 2) defines the Area of Direct Impact (ADI) and the project Area of Potential Effect (APE), explains the process of identifying historic properties that may be impacted by the project, 4) identifies the archaeological site CA-SBA-1060 as a historic property that may be...

The Vail Site: a Palaeo-Indian Encampment in Maine (1982)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard M. Gramly.

Variability in the Middle Stone Age of the Horn of Africa: a technical tradition of southeastern Ethiopia (2016)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Alice LEPLONGEON. Erella Hovers. David Pleurdeau.

The Middle Stone Age (MSA) is traditionally defined by flake, point and elongated blank production associated with retouched tools (e.g. scrapers and retouched points). However, a great cultural variability is observed, whether it is linked with spatial (e.g. Brandt 1986, Clark 1988), or temporal (Early vs Late MSA, e.g. Douze 2011) variability. Here we present results from a comparative analysis of the lithic assemblages from Porc-Epic Cave (e.g. Clark and Williamson 1984, Pleurdeau, 2005) and...

Variation In Chipped Stone Tool Assemblages From Bison Kills and Associated Processing and Camp Sites. In: Papers For George C. Frison Wyoming State Archaeologist, 1967-1984, Edited By Danny N. Walker (1986)

DOCUMENT Citation Only William B. Fawcett, Jr..

Volcanic Glass in Samoa: a Technological and Geochemical Study (1995)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jeffrey T. Clark. Elizabeth Wright.

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