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The Micro Component of the Ohio Hopewell Lithic Technology: Bladelets
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  • 1968Mesoamerican Polyhedral Cores and Prismatic Blades179 cited
  • 1971Thermal Alteration of Silica Minerals: An Archeological Approach155 cited
  • 1964Notes on experiments in flint knapping. 1. Heat treatment of silica materials119 cited
  • 1972Social Exchange and Interaction102 cited
  • 1969Identification of the Sources of Hopewellian Obsidian in the Middle West87 cited
  • 1968The Lithic Industries of the Illinois Valley in the Early and Middle Woodland Period51 cited
  • 1820Description of the Antiquities Discovered In the State of Ohio and Other Western States50 cited
  • 1967Studies in Ohio Archaeology.43 cited
  • 1963Miscellaneous Studies in Typology and Classification32 cited
  • 2009Explorations Of The Edwin Harness Mound26 cited
  • 1979Ohio Hopewell Trade: Galena Procurement and Exchange14 cited

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  • 2007A Quantitative Analysis of Skill and Efficiency: Hopewell Blade Production at the Turner Workshop, Hamilton County, Ohio11 cited

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