2023
DOI: 10.31235/osf.io/p8wz7
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Provenance des matériaux lithiques dans les Antilles : silex, jaspe, obsidienne et compagnie.

Abstract: Les matériaux lithiques dans le registre archéologique ont toujours été l'objet d'une attention particulière de la part des archéologues, surtout dans les contextes préhistoriques. Ils suscitent une telle attention grâce à leur excellente préservation et au potentiel important qu’ils possèdent pour fournir des informations sur les comportements passés, y compris la mobilité des biens et des personnes grâce aux études de provenance. Bien qu'ils ne représentent pas la majorité du corpus archéologique dans les si… Show more

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“…As D. Watters (Watters 1997) wrote: "Archaeologists tend to favour lowland South American sources because of undoubted linguistic and artifactual evidence linking the Caribbean's early Ceramic Age colonizers with that region, but empirical evidence of such sources is largely lacking". Ongoing work on turquoise and diorite will hopefully bear fruit in the coming years (Queffelec et al 2022;Queffelec 2021), while carnelian could also be a possibility, based on recent work in other parts of the world (Carter and Dussubieux 2016;Theunissen, Grave, and Bailey 2000;Insoll et al 2004). Hypothesis will have to be tested both with fieldwork and analytical programs about the origin of sudoite and the origin of nephrite (Acevedo Gómez et al 2018).…”
Section: The Origin Of This Lapidary Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As D. Watters (Watters 1997) wrote: "Archaeologists tend to favour lowland South American sources because of undoubted linguistic and artifactual evidence linking the Caribbean's early Ceramic Age colonizers with that region, but empirical evidence of such sources is largely lacking". Ongoing work on turquoise and diorite will hopefully bear fruit in the coming years (Queffelec et al 2022;Queffelec 2021), while carnelian could also be a possibility, based on recent work in other parts of the world (Carter and Dussubieux 2016;Theunissen, Grave, and Bailey 2000;Insoll et al 2004). Hypothesis will have to be tested both with fieldwork and analytical programs about the origin of sudoite and the origin of nephrite (Acevedo Gómez et al 2018).…”
Section: The Origin Of This Lapidary Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%