[Bonetools] drilled phalange

[SIDERA Isabelle]

Dear Ian, Drilled phalange are common in Upper Paleolithic and some  
are known in Neolithic series. They are interpreted as hunters'  
wisttles. See Dauvois, in french, which makes  a good description of  
the features of this implement ( 'Préhistoire d'os. Recueil d'études  
sur l'industrie osseuse préhistorique offert à Henriette Camps- 
Fabrer' (Julien M., Averbouh A., Ramseyer D., Bellier C., Buisson D.,  
Cattelain P., Pathou-Mathis M., Provenzano N.), Aix-en Provence, 1999).
Ethnological litterature mentions also the use of this kind of  
objects (Siberia, Alsaka, etc.). I cannot precise any title. Perhaps  
in Lemoine 1999 BAR ?

Isabelle Sidéra

Le 26 avr. 06 à 23:48, h13017cho at helka.iif.hu a écrit :

> Dear bone tool colleagues,
>
>    Ian Baxter (Ilbaxter at aol.com ) has sent a picture of a drilled  
> horse phalange. He wonders if any one on this list has an idea what  
> it could be. see the attachment for the picture! It would be nice  
> if you could write to both the list (for our information) and to  
> him directly since he is not on our mailing list.
>
> Alice
>
> Dr.Alice M.Choyke
> Aquincum Museum
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SIDERA Isabelle
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