Reduction, Recycling, and Raw Material Procurement in Western Arnhem Land, Australia

Peter Dixon Hiscock

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This chapter contains sections titled: Abstract Traditional Depictions of Assemblage Variation in Arnhem Land New Depictions of Assemblage Variation Point Reduction and Recycling to Extend Use Life Bipolar Reduction to Generate Flakes Raw Material Availability, Forager Land-Use, and Assemblage Reduction Acknowledgments References

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