Unveiling the Legacy of Clovis Lithic Technology Bifaces and Blades

While biface and flake tools are common artifact forms recovered at a number of Clovis dated sites, blades are not typical of Clovis assemblages in all regions. This research examines the technology behind Clovis biface production from ... With regard to Clovis biface technology, both end thinning and channel. This paper concludes a long-term experimental study to examine the role of bipolar and freehand reduction as strategies for lithic miniaturization on milky ... This book offers the first comprehensive study of a little-known aspect of Clovis culture—stone blade technology. Michael Collins introduces the topic with a ... In production, Clovis flintknappers detached blade-like flakes from the ends of a biface that traveled through the central portion of the biface ... ... both within the state and outside its borders. Even his commitment to public ... production, repair, storage, or transportation of materials, goods, or ... A fresh look at long-held theories about Clovis peoples in North America based on findings from the Gault site in Central Texas. Clovis lithic technology has been characterized as containing complex biface and blade technologies, multiple flake and blade tools such as end ... The. Jackson homestead includes three dwellings: the main Jackson family house and two less substantial dwellings. The main house was first constructed as a ... Reducing biface and blade cores is the staple of Clovis lithic technology, attested to by their abundance in caches (they're part of the mobile toolkit) and ...