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An Experiment In Edge Damage
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....terns are formed. In addition, unique
patterns are also formed by the surface on which the tool is used. Wood,
meat, hide, and bone all leave dissimilar scars on a lithic device. Modern
archaeologists have devised a method, called use-wear analysis, in which
attributes from archaeological remains are compared to mod.... Part 2 of Paper
....bi-directional strokes across the stick. After about thirty strokes,
the use edge angle prohibited the flake from cutting further in to the
stick. The cut was roughly three millimeters deep and three quarters
millimeters wide. It could be determined that a tool, in this particular
shape, could not be used as an effective saw. However, use-wear patterns
could still be inferred. The flake was moved to another portion of the
stick and the same process was repeated. This time the cut was only .... |
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