Lithic technology

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  Año 2011, Vol. 36, Número 2

  • Step by step. The influence of reduction sequence models on understanding learning and skill transmission

    Jon C. Lohse

    págs. 97-108

    

  • Flint wealth versus scarcity. Consequences for Magdalenian apprenticeship

    Françoise Audouze, Marie-Isabelle Cattin

    págs. 109-126

    

  • No Man Is an Island. Transmission of Lithic Knowledge in Flint-Scarce Regions

    Lotte Eigeland

    págs. 127-140

    

  • Greenstone Dimensions. Adze Production and Skill in Central Bohuslän, Sweden

    Per Falkenström

    págs. 141-151

    

  • Mesolithic Quartz Knapping in Eastern Middle Sweden

    Fredrik Molin, Mattias Petterson, Roger Wikell

    págs. 153-164

    

  • The Social Organization of Technology. An Early Mesolithic Case Study from the Low Countries

    Yves Perdaen, Gunther Noens

    págs. 165-175

    

  • Bipolar Pieces. A Question of Function, Raw Material Availability or Skill? A Case Study of the Neolithic Sites at Swifterbant (The Netherlands)

    Izabel Devriendt

    págs. 177-188

    

  • Skill and the Substance of Stone. Exploring Issues of Raw Material Diversity in Scottish Arran Pitchstone

    Nyree Finlay

    págs. 189-200

    

  • Raw Material Change and Core Technology. Shapwick, a Case Study Away from the Chalk in South-West Britain

    Clive Jonathon Bond

    págs. 201-220

    

  • Stuck Between a Rock and Hard Place. Skill Transmission and Differential Raw Material Use in Mesolithic Ireland

    Farina Sternke

    págs. 221-235