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Hafting traces on flint tools
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  • 1982Hafting and Retooling: Effects on the Archaeological Record265 cited
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  • 2004Prehensile Wear on Flint Tools43 cited
  • 2002Bright Spots and the Question of Hafting30 cited
  • 2001Experimental hafting traces. Identification and characteristics16 cited

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Interpreting Variability through Multiple Methodologies: The Interplay of Form and Function in Epipalaeolithic Microliths
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