The Museum of Stone Tools is an online, open-access resource for learning about stone tools from all over the world.
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Fabulous archaeological context, showing the grave of a Chalcolithic person holding a dagger in their hand.
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Our Conference is half a day away! As a committee, we are incredibly excited to meet our attendees and speakers and see our lithic exhibits.
There is still time to get a ticket if you are interested! You can buy yours here: eventbrite.com/e/lss-confere…
#Lithics #LSS2023 #Conference
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Middle Paleolithic technology from Experimental Archaeology 👇🏻
@CENIEH @CENIEH_Labs
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~162,000 year old heat-treated silcrete point from Pinnacle Point 13B.
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Excavations at Nunalleq are back in full flow this summer. Rick and Charlotta are back in Alaska, and already the site is revealing it’s amazing #Archaeology. Found today, an Uluaq with a blade of ground green slate still hafted into its original wooden handle #nunalleq #Alaska
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Morphometric analysis shows intra-regional variability in Australian Aboriginal backed artefact production, suggestive of group-specific traditions.
New paper by Simon Munt et al., online now: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
#Archaeology
ALT Graphic banner with a light brown and red-brown background framing the title and author list of the paper mentioned in the tweet (Munt et al. “Social information inherent in backed artefacts from the Illawarra, western, and southwestern Sydney, NSW”). Below the title is a figure from the paper: images showing a range of backed artefacts included in the analysis, and a map of the study area. The logo of the Australian Archaeological Association is shown in the bottom left corner.