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Prehistoric Woodworking: The Analysis and Interpretation of Bronze and Iron Age Toolmakers

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PrefaceForewordAbstract1. The Potential of Toolmark Signatures2. Past Commentaries on Toolmarks3. Toolmark Recording4. Computer Analysis5. Oakbank Crannog6. Wooden Material at Oakbank Crannog7. The Toolmarks at Oakbank Crannog8. The Results of the Case Study9. Comparing Axemarks to Known Tool Finds10. The Use of Toolmark Results and Dendrochronology11. The Potential Realised?GlossaryBibliographyIndex

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