-
called "non-classic
bifaces" to
which mathematical indexes do not apply.
Nucleiform bifaces—It is
difficult to
distinguish a true
biface from a core with...
- ends****ers (used to s****e hides),
serrated tools and gravers.
Unlike bifaces,
Clovis blade cores do not
appear to have
regularly transported long distances...
-
Stone Age"), as well as
cleavers and
other bifaces (****ociated with the
earlier Acheulean).
Though bifaces and
blades are rare (respectively less than...
- collection's 14,000
objects are the
oldest items in the museum:
flint bifaces which date to 700,000–200,000 BCE.
There are also many
pieces made for...
-
shrinking much.
Bifacial cores are
usually further reduced into
trade bifaces,
biface blanks, or
bifacial tools.
Bifacial cores have been
recognized as a...
-
Quartzite biface hand axe from Stellenbosch,
South Africa...
-
evaluation of
collections from the
eastern seaboard in
which no
similar bifaces were
identified from any post-LGM context." A
report in the
January 2015...
-
example of a
device designed to
manage power is the hand axe, also
called biface and Olorgesailie. A hand axe is made by
chipping stone,
generally flint...
- underground. The site also has
yielded many tools,
including pottery,
bifaces,
bifacial fragments,
lamellar blades, a
lanceolate projectile point, and...
-
facets to the platform; Lipped, a
platform type
resulting from soft
hammer biface reduction; and Crushed,
which occurs when the
platform was
crushed beyond...
