[Bonetools] Bonetools Digest, Vol 48, Issue 27

[Sian]

Hi Fiona,

There is a cave site near me in North Wales, UK that has perforated teeth 
along with a decorated horse mandible (which all the articles focus on). 
It's called Kendrick's Cave and is a Mesolithic temporary camp and later 
burial site.

Sieveking G. de G., 1971, The Kendrick's Cave Mandible, The British Museum 
Quarterly, Vol. 35, No. 1/4 (Spring, 1971), pp. 230-250

or there is a good photo at:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ahistoryoftheworld/objects/p7EFPVZ2Rey3RN0fBmcWPA

Hope this is of some use,

Sian


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> Dear Maja,
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> I am working on neolithic bone tools from Serbia, currently writing phd
> thesis on early and middle neolithic bone tools, so I would very much like
> to know more on your work.
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> best, Selena
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> On 26 March 2010 07:40, Francesco D'ERRICO 
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>> Dear Maja,
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>> here is a list of publications of mine. Many concerns bone tools.
>> Give a look and if you find something of interest for you and need the 
>> pdf,
>> let me know.
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>> Best regards,
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>> Francesco d'Errico
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>> Maja Grguric' a ?crit :
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>>> Dear bonetoolers!
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>>> I am curently working on some middle neolithic bone tools from a tell
>>> settlement in Croatia. I need some info (references) on manufacture and
>>> use-marks, possibly experiments..? Since I don't have access to these 
>>> kind
>>> of articles (bone tools are not that interesting in Croatia), pdf-s 
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>>> mean a world to me!
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>>> Thank you!
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> Hello,
> I am new to this list so apologies if I am asking a question that has 
> already been raised.
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> I have been asked to write a short piece on a number of perforated
> dog/wolf and pig teeth and one bear tooth, almost all are canines and
> all were found in caves.  It is basically a catalogue with a short
> discussion, so wonder if anyone can point me at any articles that 
> synthesise
> finds elsewhere so that I can put them in context.  I am interested in 
> reviewing all aspects, including types, technologies and symbolic 
> meanings.
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> Thank you very much
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> Fiona Beglane
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