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Anthropology 520

The articles below can be obtained via the JSTOR periodical database:

  • click on the Periodical Databases link from the library home page
  • click on the J at Databases by Name (1st alphabetical list in upper right) and then the JSTOR link
  • click on Advanced Search, check the Articles box, copy and paste article title into the Search box
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1. Cotterrell, B. and Kamminga, J., "The Formation of Flakes," American Antiquity, 52 (4), 1987, 675-708.
2. Shackley, Steven, "Sources of Archaeological Obsidian in the Southwest: An Archaeological, Petrological, and Geochemical Study," American Antiquity, 53 (4), 1988, 752-772.
3. Sullivan, A. and Rozen, K., "The Nature of Lithic Reduction and Lithic Analysis: Stage Typologies Revisted," American Antiquity, 54 (1), 1989, 179-184.
4. Sullivan, A. and Rozen, K., "Measurement, Method, and Meaning in Lithic Analysis: Problems with Amick and Mauldin's Middle-Range Approach," American Antiquity, 54 (1), 1989, 169-175.
5. Sullivan, A. and Rozen, K., "Debitage Analysis and Archaeological Interpretation," American Antiquity, 50 (4), 1985, 755-779.
6. Kelly, Robert L., "The Three Sides of a Biface," American Antiquity, 53 (4), 1988, 717-734.
7. Nassaney, M. and Pile, K., "The Adoption of the Bow and Arrow in Eastern North America: A View from Central Arkansas," American Antiquity, 64 (2), 1999, 243-263.
8. Flenniken, J. and Raymond, A., "Morphological Projectile Point Typology: Replication Experimentation and Technological Analysis," American Antiquity, 51 (3), 1986, 603-614.
9. Thomas, D., "Points on Points: A Reply to Flenniken and Raymond," American Antiquity, 51 (3), 1986, 619-627.
10. Bamforth, D., "Technological Efficiency and Tool Curation," American Antiquity, 51 (1), 1986, 38050.
11. Bleed, P., "The Optimal Design of Hunting Weapons: Maintainability or Reliability,"American Antiquity, 51 (4), 1986, 737-747.
12. Ensor, H. and Roemer Jr., E., "Comments on Sullivan and Rozen's Debitage Analysis and Archaeological Interpretation," American Antiquity, 54 (1), 1989, 175-178.

13. Click here for the following article available on the Internet: Morrow, J., "Endscraper Morphology and Use-Life: An Approach for Studying PaleoIndian Lithic Technology and Mobility," Lithic Technology, 22 (1), 1997, 70-85.

Remaining articles are password protected via the electronic reserves system: click on the article title and enter the password provided by your instructor.

Schick, K. and Toch, N., "Dawn Breaks: The First Stone Tool Makers," Making Silent Stones Speak: Human Evolution and the Dawn of Technology, 1993, 77-107.
Schick, K. and Toch, N., "The Handaxe Makers and Their Contemporaries," Making Silent Stones Speak: Human Evolution and the Dawn of Technology, 1993, 225-311.
Crabtree, D., "An Introduction to the Technology of Stone Tools," An Introduction to Flintworking. Occasional Papers of the Idaho State University Museum, No. 28, 1972, 1-11.
Crabtree, D., "An Introduction to the Technology of Stone Tools," An Introduction to Flintworking. Occasional Papers of the Idaho State University Museum, No. 28, 1972, 32-98.
Banks, L., "From Mountain Peaks to Alligator Stomachs: A Review of Lithic Sources in the Trans-Mississippi South, the Southern Plains, and Adjacent Southwest," Oklahoma Anthropological Society, Memoir No. 4, 1990, 1-11, 58-62, 88-96.
Patten, B., "Percussion," Old Tools -New Eyes: A Primer of Flintknapping, 1999, 53-74.
Whittaker, J., "A Brief History of Flintknapping," 1994, 54-63.
Crabtree, D., "A Stoneworker's Approach to Analyzing and Replicating the Lindenmeier Folsom," Tebiwa, 9 (1), 1966, 3-39.
Clark, J., "Failure as Truth: An Autopsy of Crabtree's Folsom Experiments," Folsom Technology and Lifeways, 2002, 191-208.
Shott, M., "Size and Form in the Analysis of Flake Debris: Review and Recent Approaches," Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, 1 (1), 1994, 69-110.
Kuhn, S., "Core Reduction Technology," Mousterian Lithic Technology: An Ecological Perspective, 1995, 81-123.
Huckell, B., "Projectile Points," Clovis Lithic Technology, 2007, 194-201.
Thomas, D., "How to Classify the Projectile Points from Monitor Valley, Nevada," Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology, 3 (1), 1981, 7-43.
Schneider, J., "Analyses of Ground Stone Milling and Processing Implements, and Decorative Ritual Objects, Cutting and Abrading Tools," Archaeological Laboratory Methods: An Introduction, 2009, 75-109.
Adams, J., "Toward Understanding the Technological Development of Manos and Metates," Kiva, 58 (3), 1993, 331-344.
Odell, G., "Tool Function," Lithic Analysis, 2003, 135-173.
Keeley, L., "The Experimental Program and Its Results," Part I, Experimental Determination of Stone Tool Uses, 1980, 15-49.
Keeley, L., "The Experimental Program and Its Results," Part II, Experimental Determination of Stone Tool Uses, 1980, 50-83.
Binford, L., "Organization and Formation Processes: Looking at Curated Technologies," Journal of Anthropological Research, 35 (3), 1979, 255-273.
Nelson, M., "The Study of Technological Organization," Archaeological Method and Theory, 3, 1988, 57-100.
Huckell, B. and Kilby, D., "Folsom Point Production at the Rio Rancho Site, New Mexico," Folsom Technology and Lifeways, Special Publications No. 4, Lithic Technology, 2002, 11–29.
Beck, C., "Projectile Point Types as Valid Chronological Units," Unit Issues in Archaeology, 1998, 21-40.
Steffen, A., et al., A View to the Core: Technological Units and Debitage Analysis," Unit Issues in Archaeology, 1998, 131-146.