2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.quaint.2014.07.007
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Recycling in abundance: Re-use and recycling processes in the Lower and Middle Paleolithic contexts of the central Iberian Peninsula

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“…For example, several studies suggested that lithic recycling would be more likely to occur as a consequence of relative scarcity of raw materials and, therefore, a need to maximize the profitability of lithic resources (Amick 2007;Close 1996;Dibble & Rolland 1992;Galup 2007;Hiscock 2009;Kelly 1988). Recycling can however be present in areas where there is an abundance of raw material, and relate to various socio-cultural aspects (Agam et al 2016;Assaf et al 2015;Baena-Preysler et al 2015;Parush et al 2015;Vaquero 2011;Wilson et al 2015). In the Ein-Zippori case presented here, lithic recycling is present throughout the site's occupation sequence despite the fact that raw materials were, and still are, found in abundance in the close vicinity of the site (Agam et al 2016).…”
Section: Recycling Definedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, several studies suggested that lithic recycling would be more likely to occur as a consequence of relative scarcity of raw materials and, therefore, a need to maximize the profitability of lithic resources (Amick 2007;Close 1996;Dibble & Rolland 1992;Galup 2007;Hiscock 2009;Kelly 1988). Recycling can however be present in areas where there is an abundance of raw material, and relate to various socio-cultural aspects (Agam et al 2016;Assaf et al 2015;Baena-Preysler et al 2015;Parush et al 2015;Vaquero 2011;Wilson et al 2015). In the Ein-Zippori case presented here, lithic recycling is present throughout the site's occupation sequence despite the fact that raw materials were, and still are, found in abundance in the close vicinity of the site (Agam et al 2016).…”
Section: Recycling Definedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Baena et al, 2015). Las primeras están talladas preferentemente en cuarcita y las segundas aparecen talladas preferentemente en materiales más versá-tiles como el sílex y son de menor formato.…”
Section: El úLtimo Interglaciar: Misunclassified
“…The Evidence relating the re-use of flint cores and handaxes as hammerstones has become increasingly available (Moncel 1999;Claud et al 2010Thiébaut et al 2010Baena et al 2015a). In recent years, projects related to the urban expansion in the southeast of Madrid have brought to light various Palaeolithic deposits associated with workshops and tool production where the use of flint hammerstones seems to be a common feature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%