Heat Treatment (Other Keyword)

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Experiments to investigate the effects of heat treatment on use-wear on flint tools (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only D Seitzer-Olaussen.

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Feuereinwirkung als wichtiger Bestandteil der Interpretation der mesolithischen Freilandstation Rottenburg-Siebenlinden 2 (1998)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Daniel Richter.

Fire as an engineering tool of early modern humans (2009)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Curtis Marean. Kyle S Brown. Andy I R Herries. Zenobia Jacobs. Chantal Tribolo. David Braun. David L Roberts. Michael C Meyer. Jocelyn Bernatchez.

Florida's Prehistoric Stone Technology (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Barbara A. Purdy.

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Fracture Force Changes from Heat Treating and Edge Grinding (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Leland W Patterson.

Heat treatment of chert: Methods of interpretation and their application (1974)

DOCUMENT Citation Only M B Collins. J M Fenwick.

Heat treatment of flint in the Scandinavian Stone Age? (1982)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Deborah S Olausson. Lars Larsson.

Heat Treatment of Knife River Flint (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only S A Ahler.

Heat-Altered Cherts of the Lower Illinois Valley: An Experimental Study in Prehistoric Technology (1978)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John W. Rick.

Heat-Altered cherts of the Lower Illinois Valley: an experimental study in prehistoric technology (1978)

DOCUMENT Citation Only J W Rick.

Heat-Treatment and its effects on chert color: the results of thermal experimentation on some Hudson and Delaware Valley chert types (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only L Lavin.

Hixton Quartzite: experiments in heat treating (1974)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jeffrey A Behm. Alaric Faulkner.

Industrie de l’os et traitement thermique. (conference summary) (1988)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Ingrid Sénépart.

Industrie osseuse et traitement thermique. Compte rendu de quelques expérimentations (1991)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Ingrid Sénépart.

Investigation into the Prehistoric Chert Sources Used At Site 23Ja227 In Jackson County, Missouri (1978)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Dennis E. Figg.

L'émergence des arts du feu: le traitement thermique des roches siliceuses (2001)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Marie-Louise Inizan. Jacques Tixier.

Mechanical properties of stone artefact materials and the effect of heat treatment (1994)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Et Al. M Domenski.

The Midden Mound project (1987)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Judith Ann. Bense. United States Army. Corps. of Engineers. Mobile District..

Notes on experiments in flint knapping. 1. Heat treatment of silica materials (1964)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Don E Crabtree. Robert B Butler.

An Objective Test of the Effects of Heat Treatment of Flakeable Stone (1980)

DOCUMENT Citation Only P Bleed. M Meier.

Observation on the thermal treatment of chert in the Solutrean of laugerie Haute, France (1973)

DOCUMENT Citation Only M B Collins.

Primitive methods of working stone based on experiments of Halvor L. Skavlem (1930)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Alonzo Pond.

Silcretes from Nearby Sources Display Different Responses to Rapid Heating: Implications for Models of Early Human Heat Treatment (2017)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Alex Mackay. Sam Lin. Lachlan Kenna. Alex Blackwood.

Heat treatment of silcrete in the Middle Stone Age of southern Africa has been taken to indicate cognitive complexity. This inference is based on the argument that silcretes require well-regulated heating and cooling rates to avoid thermal fracture. Alternative arguments have been made that silcrete can be heat treated with limited control over temperature gradients, and thus that heat treatment may have been a relatively simple process. These apparently contrasting positions elide the fact that...

Small-scale thermal alteration. A case study and experiment in southeastern archaeology (2001)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Scott Jones. David Wescott.

Thermal Analysis as a Means to Understand Prehistoric Heat Treatment and Performance Differences in Tool Stone (2023)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John Dudgeon. Charles Speer. Beau Craner. Rebecca Hazard.

This is an abstract from the "SAA 2023: Individual Abstracts" session, at the 88th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Thermal analysis (TGA/DTA/STA) has seen sporadic use as an archaeometric technique. Recent papers on archaeological mortars, plasters, ceramic pigments, and paints have sought to understand recipes or mineralogical components by thermal decomposition, especially where traditional chemical analysis by mass spectrometry is limited due to the multiple forms a...