Stone tools : theoretical insights into human prehistory / edited by George H. Odell.
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New York :
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©1996.
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| Series: | Interdisciplinary contributions to archaeology.
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Table of Contents:
- Evaluating lithic strategies and design criteria / Brian Hayden, Nora Franco, and Jim Spafford
- Economizing behavior and the concept of 'curation' / George H. Odell
- Is curation a useful heuristic? / Stephen E. Nash
- Hunter-gatherer lithic economy and settlement systems: understanding regional assemblage variability in the Upper Paleolithic of Portuguese Estremadura / Paul T. Thacker
- The Decline and fall of flint / Steven A. Rosen
- Lithic analysis and questions of cultural complexity: the Maya / Jay K. Johnson
- The Role of chipped stone in the political economy of social ranking / Michael S. Nassaney
- When is an Elko? / Michael F. Rondeau
- Projectile points, style, and social process in the preceramic of central Peru / John W. Rick
- Innovation and selection in prehistory: a case study from the American bottom / Michael J. Shott
- Microwear analysis of some clovis and experimental chipped stone tools / Marvin Kay
- Lithic refitting and archaeological site formation processes: a case study from the twin ditch site, Greene County, Illinois / Toby M. Morrow
- Some comments on a continuing debate / George H. Odell [et al.]