1993
DOI: 10.3406/galip.1993.2091
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La plaquette perforée en os de La Fru à Saint-Christophe (Savoie). Premier témoignage d'un forage alternatif

Abstract: The Early Azilian level of La Fru shelter in Saint-Christophe (Savoie) (G. Pion' s excavations), radiocarbon dated from the beginning of Alleröd (11,810 bp), supplied a bone tablet which is perforated by a serie of holes obtained with a technical perforation called «alternate drilling type». These perforations have been obtained by a hafted drill or by an arc drill. Until now, this drilling technology was unknown before the Alleröd, so it seems to be an azilian invention. The use of this bone table… Show more

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“…Deviations from the intended course and intersections of linear marks also occur. These latter features and the profiles of the holes indicate changes in inclination and incomplete turns of the carving tool, and exclude uniform rotation by mechanical means or a hand drill (Stordeur 1977;Stordeur & Pion 1993). The buccal roots were broken in order either to remove the teeth from the jaw or to reduce their length (Table 3; Figures 4a-b & 8a-b & d-e).…”
Section: The Dog Molarsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Deviations from the intended course and intersections of linear marks also occur. These latter features and the profiles of the holes indicate changes in inclination and incomplete turns of the carving tool, and exclude uniform rotation by mechanical means or a hand drill (Stordeur 1977;Stordeur & Pion 1993). The buccal roots were broken in order either to remove the teeth from the jaw or to reduce their length (Table 3; Figures 4a-b & 8a-b & d-e).…”
Section: The Dog Molarsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Deviations from the intended course and intersections of linear marks also occur. These latter features and the profiles of the holes indicate changes in inclination and incomplete turns of the carving tool, and exclude uniform rotation by mechanical means or a hand drill (Stordeur 1977; Stordeur & Pion 1993).
Figure 6. Kalavan-1 dog M 1 : a) mesial cone, plan view; b) detail of the apical side of the cone; c) distal cone, plan view; d) detail of the occlusal side of the cone; e & f) apical side of the cone (photographs by Rozalia Christidou).
Figure 7. Kalavan-1 dog M 2 : a–c) mesial cone; d–f) distal cone; the arrows mark use polishing on (a) and (d) and intersecting striations on (b), (c) and (f) (photographs by Rozalia Christidou).
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Section: The Dog Molarsmentioning
confidence: 99%