[Bonetools] Question about Late Palaeolithic bone points

Justyna Orłowska j.orlowska87 at gmail.com
Wed Apr 16 15:45:41 CEST 2014


I`m sorry but I was maybe too vague. I`m searching articles about 
technological and use-wear analysis of Late Palaeolithic (Azilian, 
Kunda, Świderian etc.)/Mesolithic bone points. Writing bone I mean bone, 
not antler :) Mostly I`m interested in simple points, such as type 13 
acc. to Clark (it`s triangular in cross-section) but any pulications 
about simple points would be very helpfull. I`m asking becouse I have 
done microscopic analysis of technological traces of such a point, but I 
have problem with analogies - mostly common technological analysis.

Best,
Justyna


W dniu 2014-04-16 10:20, Jean-Marc Petillon pisze:
> Dear Justyna,
>
> what do you mean exactly with "Late Paleolithic"? Are you interested in
> Late Glacial implements (Magdalenian, Creswellian, Hamburgian, etc) or
> just the post-HE1 final Paleolithic (Azilian, Federmesser and such)?
> And do you mean "bone" points in the strict sense of term or are you
> also interested in antler?
>
> Best,
>
> Jean-Marc
>
>
> Le 15/04/14 16:37, Justyna Orłowska a écrit :
>> Dear all, if someone could help me with find some literature tips
>> about Late Palaeolithic bone points (e.g. points witch triangular
>> sections - type 13 acc. to Clark)? I have searched in internet but I
>> haven`t found any articles about that. I`m mostly interested in
>> technological and function aspects of such a points. Maybe you know
>> some kind of monograph publications of sites where such kind of
>> points were found and good examined?
>>
>> Thank you for all your help and suggestions
>>
>> Justyna
>
>


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