Lithics in Action
Edited by Elizabeth A Walker, Francis Wenban-Smith and
Frances Healy
LSS Occasional Paper 8, 2004
Papers from the conference Lithic Studies in the year
2000
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Contents
| Francis Wenban-Smith | Behaviour and cognition in the Lower and Middle Palaeolithic: Introduction |
| L. Vallin & B. Masson | Behaviour towards lithic production during the Middle Palaeolithic: examples from Hermies Le Champ Bruquette and Hermies Le Tio Marché (Pas-de-Calais, France) |
| Jane Hallos | Artefact dynamics in the Middle Pleistocene: implications for hominid behaviour |
| Matthew Pope | Behavioural implications of biface discard: assemblage variability and land-use at the Middle Pleistocene site of Boxgrove |
| Francis Wenban-Smith | Bringing behaviour into focus: archaic landscapes and lithic technology |
| Nick Ashton | The role of refitting in the British Lower Palaeolithic: a time for reflection |
| Grant W.G. Cochrane | The provenancing of flint artefacts using palynological techniques |
| Elizabeth Walker | Lithic artefacts, diversity and the evolution of semiotic behaviour |
| I.C. Harding et al. | Rocks, residues and use-wear: introduction |
| Inge Diethelm | Sourcing the flint raw materials found at the Acheulian site of Nadaouiyeh Aïn Askar in the El Kowm Basin, Syria |
| S.Aldhouse-Green et al. | Lithics, raw materials and ochre: interrogation of data from the Middle Pleistocene hominid site of Pontnewydd Cave, Wales |
| R.A. Ixer et al. | A comparison between 'total petrography' and geochemistry using portable X-ray fluorescence as provenancing tools for some Midlands axeheads |
| S. Mandal et al. | Archaeological experiments in the production of stone axeheads |
| Clive J. Bond | The supply of raw materials for later prehistoric stone tool assemblages and the maintenance of memorable places in central Somerset |
| R. Donahue & D. Burroni | Lithic microwear analysis and the formation of archaeological assemblages |
| Alfred F. Pawlik | An early Bronze Age pocket lighter |
| Claus Skriver | Use-wear analysis on flint artefacts used for cutting roasted meat and fresh hide: a methodological problem |
| V. Rots & P. Vermeersch | Experimental characterisation of hafting traces and their recognition in archaeological assemblages |
| Alfred F. Pawlik | Identification of hafting traces and residues by scanning electron microscopy and energy-dispersive analysis of X-rays |
| Frances Healy | After hunter-gathers -lithics in a crowded scene |
| Ebbe H. Nielson | The seventh and sixth millennia transition in Switzerland |
| Lars Larsson | Axeheads and fire -the transformation of wealth |
| Lucyna DomaDska | The origin of the Funnel-Necked Beaker Culture flint industry on the North European Plain |
| Witold Migal | Social conditions of flint-working during the Bronze Age and Early Iron Age in Poland and eastern Europe |
| Anders Högberg | The use of flint during the south Scandinavian Late Bronze Age: two technologies, two traditions |
| Jodie Humphrey | The use of flint in the British Iron Age: results from some recent research |
| Norah Moloney | The role of stone tools in the Early Bronze Age of southern Jordan: the assemblages of Wadi Faynan 100 |
| Laurel Phillipson | Lithic tools, a hitherto unrecognised component of Aksumite material culture |