Mesolithic (Temporal Keyword)

851-875 (1,258 Records)

Plant-working and craft activities as a potential source of mocrowear variation (1998)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Linda M Hurcombe.

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Podrijetlo gra evinskog kamena i dekoracija u kamenu kao i tehnika gradnje na rezidencijalnom kompleksu u uvali Verige na Brijunima (1998)

DOCUMENT Citation Only V Begovic Dvorzak.

[On the Origin of Construction Stone and Stone Decoration and on the Construction Techniques Applied in the Building of the ...

Podrjetlo gradevinskog kamena i dekoracija u kamenu, te tehnike gradnje na rezidencijalnom kompleksu uvali Verige na Brijunima. On the origin of construction stone and stone decorations and on the construction techniques applied in the building of the res (1996)

DOCUMENT Citation Only V Begovic.

Point Typologies, Cultural Transmission, and the Spread of Bow-and-Arrow Technology in the Prehistoric Great Basin (1999)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Robert L Bettinger. Jelmer Eerkens.

J. Whittaker: Great Basin transition to small points (= bow and arrow) ca. 1350 B.P. Two areas anomalous: 1) central NV lots light pts that should be darts - probably because of resharpening limited material. 2) E. CA light pts with base/neck too wide for arrow. Suggests different modes of transmission: 1 = "indirect bias" copy whole complex at once, vs 2 = "guided variation" more individualistic copying with experimentation, perhaps because of less contact between cultures.

Pointed-based pottery: an experimental approach to the manufacturing of the pottery of the Late Mesolithic in Northern Germany (2012)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Aikaterini Glykou.

Points of light, dreams of glass: an introduction to vitrum technology (2001)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Ray H Harwood. David Wescott.

Populärarkeolgi – förmedling och levandegörande (1990)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Ulf Näsman.

Post-ring symmetry in roundhouses at Moel y Gaer and some other sites in prehistoric Britain (1982)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Graeme Guilbert.

The potential functional analysis of obsidian tools: a closer view (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Linda M Hurcombe.

The Potential of Experimental Work Within Archaeology: Maelmin - a Case Study. MA Dissertation (unpub.) (2000)

DOCUMENT Citation Only E Drake.

Pouring lead in the pouring rain. Making lead slingshot under battle conditions (1995)

DOCUMENT Citation Only A V A J Bosman.

Prachtige hut gebouwd in Lelystad (2007)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jeroen P Flamman. Jeroen P Flamman.

Practical leather Technology (1969)

DOCUMENT Citation Only T C Thorstensen.

Praktische Versuche zur Herstellung und Verwendung von Birkenpech (1988)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jürgen Weiner.

Pre-Columbian ballgame handstones: rejoinder to Clune (1964)

DOCUMENT Citation Only S F de Borhegyi.

Pre-Columbian negative painted pottery; some notes and observations (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Linda Cheetham. Ann Woods.

Prehistoric basketry (1986)

DOCUMENT Citation Only J M Adovasio.

Prehistoric blood residues: detection on tool surfaces and identification of species of origin (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only T H Loy.

Prehistoric Cookery: Recipes & History (2005)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jane Renfrew.

Many people might imagine that the task of reconstructing the diet of our prehistoric ancestors would be completely impossible. In some ways they are right, but when archaeologists recover the remains of our distant forebears and their tools they also look for clues about their food. The evidence may survive in a variety of different forms: mounds of discarded seashells, for example, or the bones of wild and domestic animals and the remains of plants. So whether the evidence concerns the hunters...

Prehistoric Cooking (2001)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jacqui Wood.

Based on experimental archaeology at the author's research settlement in Cornwall, this book describes the ingredients of prehistoric cooking and the methods of food preparation.

Prehistoric Flax (1997)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Saskia M S C Thijsse.

Prehistoric foraging in a temperate forest: a linear programming approach (1982)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Arthur S Keene.

Prehistoric glasstechnology: experiments and analyses (1992)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Tine Gam.

Prehistoric Hunters of the High Plains (1978)

DOCUMENT Citation Only George C Frison.

J. Whittaker: Detailed summaries of many sites, especially kill sites, including Paleoindian. Colby, Hanson, Agate Basin, Casper, Horner, Finley sites. Cultural chronology and projectile points. Photos Late Archaic (200-500 AD) atlatl and foreshafts from Spring Creek Cave. Comments on hunting and butchery with stone tools and bone expedient tools. Lots of experiments with stone points and foreshafts, but mostly with thrusting spears. [Atlatl experiments mentioned in passing, and he seems to feel...

Prehistoric Hunters of the High Plains (1991)

DOCUMENT Citation Only George C Frison.

J. Whittaker: Some of same material as 1978, but different book. Includes more info on atlatls and weapons, stone tool chapter by Bruce Bradley. [Quality of production is disgraceful - line drawings and text slightly murky, photos look like something printed in 1950s India.]

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