FUNCTIONAL INTERPRETATIONS FROM MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS

[1] BEARDSLEY RK, 1954, 25 U CAL ARCH SURV R

[2] BEARDSLEY RK, 1954, 24 U CAL ARCH SURV R

[3] BORDES F, 1969, ARCTIC ANTHROPOL, V6, P1

[4] THE WEIGHTS OFCHIPPED STONE POINTS: A CLUE TO THEIR FUNCTIONS [J]. SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF ANTHROPOLOGY, 1953, 9 (03): : 309 - 323

[5] FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN CHIPPED STONE TOOLS [J]. AMERICAN ANTIQUITY, 1968, 33 (02) : 149 - 155

[6] JOHNSON RN, 1940, AM ANTIQUITY, V6, P167

[7] NANCE JD, 1969, THESIS U CALIFORNIA

[8] Semenov S. A., 1964, PREHISTORIC TECHNOLO

[9] Willey Gordon R., 1966, INTRO AM ARCHAEOLOGY, V1

[10] FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF FLAKED STONE ARTIFACTS [J]. AMERICAN ANTIQUITY, 1968, 33 (02) : 156 - 161

[1] BEARDSLEY RK, 1954, 25 U CAL ARCH SURV R

[2] BEARDSLEY RK, 1954, 24 U CAL ARCH SURV R

[3] BORDES F, 1969, ARCTIC ANTHROPOL, V6, P1

[4] THE WEIGHTS OFCHIPPED STONE POINTS: A CLUE TO THEIR FUNCTIONS [J]. SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF ANTHROPOLOGY, 1953, 9 (03): : 309 - 323

[5] FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF CERTAIN CHIPPED STONE TOOLS [J]. AMERICAN ANTIQUITY, 1968, 33 (02) : 149 - 155

[6] JOHNSON RN, 1940, AM ANTIQUITY, V6, P167

[7] NANCE JD, 1969, THESIS U CALIFORNIA

[8] Semenov S. A., 1964, PREHISTORIC TECHNOLO

[9] Willey Gordon R., 1966, INTRO AM ARCHAEOLOGY, V1

[10] FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF FLAKED STONE ARTIFACTS [J]. AMERICAN ANTIQUITY, 1968, 33 (02) : 156 - 161