Spatial Patterning Of Lithic Artifacts
Spatial Patterning of Lithic Artifacts is a methodological construct in archaeology that identifies and analyzes the systematic distribution of stone tools and debris within a site or landscape to infer human behavioral patterns, technological organization, and site formation processes.
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Spatial Analysis in Archaeology
Brian M. Fagan, Ian Hodder, Clive Orton · The Journal of Interdisciplinary History · 1978 · 442 citations
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Approaches to style in lithic archaeology
James R. Sackett · Journal of Anthropological Archaeology · 1982 · 334 citations
Spatial analysis in archaeology
J. Doran · Journal of Archaeological Science · 1977 · 186 citations
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