2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.quaint.2014.11.063
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Core technology from Maripe Cave site (Santa Cruz, Argentina): Implications for rocks provisioning processes and lithic production

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“…Although several flint varieties are present in the Deseado massif area we started employing the most common ones identified in Cueva Maripe archaeological record. This was a fine grain silicified ignimbrite and the cores were recovers from a secondary raw materials source (La Primavera-Pedimento 1 -LP-P1) (Hermo and Lynch, 2015;Lynch, 2016;Lynch and Hermo, 2015;Lynch and Miotti, 2016). In order to avoid contact with other materials, the experimental tools were placed into individual plastic bags immediately after knapping.…”
Section: Experimental Design and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although several flint varieties are present in the Deseado massif area we started employing the most common ones identified in Cueva Maripe archaeological record. This was a fine grain silicified ignimbrite and the cores were recovers from a secondary raw materials source (La Primavera-Pedimento 1 -LP-P1) (Hermo and Lynch, 2015;Lynch, 2016;Lynch and Hermo, 2015;Lynch and Miotti, 2016). In order to avoid contact with other materials, the experimental tools were placed into individual plastic bags immediately after knapping.…”
Section: Experimental Design and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%