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|a Tools of the Trade :
|b Methods, Techniques and Innovative Approaches in Archaeology /
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|a Cover; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; tool: Definition; Introduction; Chapter 1: Great Ape Tool Useand the Oldowan; Chapter 2: Natural History Intelligence and Hominid Tool Behaviour; Chapter 3: Tempo and Mode inthe Palaeolithic:How to Understand the Origins of Culture; Chapter 4: A Game of Inches: An Experimental Approach to Understanding How Atlatl Length Affects Performance; Chapter 5: Microscopic and Use-Wear Studies Plus Microblade Replication: Experiments with Rawand Heat-Treated Glass Buttes Obsidian
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|a Chapter 6: Making and Understanding Embarras Bipoints: The Replication and Operational Sequencing of a Newly Defined Diagnostic Stone Tool from the Eastern Slopes of AlbertaChapter 7: Systematic Properties of Stone Tool Reduction: Curation Analysis of Palaeoindian Bifacesand Unifaces; Chapter 8: The Chaîne Opératoire of Ceramic Manufacture and Ceramic Petrography: A Case Study from Rancho del Rio, Northwestern Honduras; Chapter 9: Archaeometric and Non-archaeometric Techniques and Their Relevance to Understanding Human Behaviour
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|a Chapter 10: Stable Isotope Analysis of Marine Shell to Determine Geographic Provenience: Implications for Prehistoric Trade Route ResearchChapter 11: Molecular Analysis of Ancient Cervid Remains from Two Archaeological Sites: Banff National Park and Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site, Alberta; Chapter 12: Tools for Interpreting Past Plant Use by Subarctic and Northern Northwest Coast Peoples; Chapter 13: Variable Wetland Useat the Mono Lake Basin, Eastern California: Perspectives from aNon-Site Approach
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|a Chapter 14: Fill in the Gap between Theory and Practice: Making a GIS-Based Digital Map of PachacamacChapter 15: Economy in Ancient Egypt: The Use of GIS for Understanding Different Spheres of Exchange; Chapter 16: A Space Syntax Analysis of Dohack and Range Phase Villages in the American Bottom; Chapter 17: The Spatial Morphology of Deficient Samples: Applying 'Spatial String-Matching' Methods to an Incomplete Data of Vernacular Houses; Contributors; Index; Back Cover
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|a "Tools of the Trade presents a collection of academic papers from the 2005 Chacmool archaeological conference, which includes a wide range of contributions from international archaeologists, senior professors, and students alike. Each chapter focuses on the discussion and application of unique and innovative 'tools' for archaeological analysis and interpretation, including micro- and macro-botanical analysis, experimental study, off-site survey, lithic use-wear, ceramic petrography, DNA analysis, chaine operatoire, space syntax, and Geographic Information Systems. As a collective volume, Tools of the Trade also covers an impressive diversity of geographic regions and time periods, such as Precolumbian Mesoamerica, Plio-Pleistocene Africa, prehistoric and historic North America, and ancient Nubia. Finally, this volume provides a somewhat introspective look at the origins of tool use, technological development, and the means by which we have become the only species to ask the questions: What does it mean to be us and how can we find out?"--Jacket.
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