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Southwestern Ethiopia: An
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burials contain fine red-burnished pottery,
bronze daggers,
polished groundstone daggers, and
greenstone ornaments.
Southern megalithic burials are often...
- Typology,
ethnographic studies and
experimental replicas help
understand groundstone technologies.
Typical methods are used to
analyse them: the
trace of...
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Reluctant Witnesses to the Past Morris,
Donald H. (Summer 1990). "Changes in
Groundstone following the
introduction of
maize into the
American Southwest." Journal...
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Border Cave is an
archaeological site
located in the
western Lebombo Mountains in Kwazulu-Natal. The rock
shelter has one of the
longest archaeological...
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production of red-burnished pottery, and
production of
polished groundstone daggers. The
Middle (or classic)
Mumun (c. 850-550 BC) is characterized...
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nutting stones,
among other names, are
roughly discoidal or
amorphous groundstone artifacts among the most
common lithic remains of
Native American culture...
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houses with four or five
rooms each.
These buildings all
contained groundstones,
which was a type of
prehistoric stone tool used to
process food. Two...
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there were arrowpoints,
beveled knives, ends****ers, and
flake drills.
Groundstone inventory included arrow shaft abraders and hammerstones, and domestic...
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circular rooms with
prepared floors, with a
thick midden of lithics,
groundstone objects, and
worked bone.
There were
several hearths, and
single graves...
