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Amorphous Silica, Soil Solutions, and Archaeological Flint Gloss
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  • 1986Use wear and post-depositional surface modification: A word of caution191 cited
  • 1994An Archaeologist's Guide to Chert and Flint190 cited
  • 1975THE FORMATION OF PATINA ON FLINT118 cited
  • 1988The human uses of flint and chert102 cited
  • 1985Use-wear analysis of flaked stone tools69 cited
  • 1981LITHIC MICROWEAR EXPERIMENTATION AND THE FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF A LOWER MAGDALENIAN STONE TOOL ASSEMBLAGE65 cited
  • 2016Some natural surface modifications on flint in the Netherlands63 cited
  • 2018Prehistoric Technology16 cited

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