Title: Class Slides Set 21
1Class Slides Set 21 Tools and Technologies I
Introduction Basic Terms / Basic Types
2Tools and Technologies
- bone, tooth, horn / antler
3Tools and Technologies
- bone, tooth, horn / antler
4http//anthro.palomar.edu/homo/glossary.htm
5Glossary
osteodontokeratic
- osteo "bone"
- donto "tooth"
- keratic "horn"
6Glossary
osteodontokeratic
- osteo "bone"
- donto "tooth"
- keratic "horn"
79th p. 395
Harappa (c. 3300-2800 B.C.)
8Magdalenian bone artifact. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 292.
9Glossary
osteodontokeratic
- osteo "bone"
- donto "tooth"
- keratic "horn"
109th p. 306
www.sfu.ca/archaeology/museum/ask/a6.htm
11Glossary
osteodontokeratic
- osteo "bone"
- donto "tooth"
- keratic "horn"
12Reconstruction of a Natufian gazelle horn reaping
knife, with inset flint blades. Understanding
Physical Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed),
p. 328.
139th p. 306
Devon Island, High Arctic Canada.
http//www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/ANTHRO/rwpark/ArcticA
rchStuff/TLArts.html
14Tools and Technologies
- bone, tooth, horn / antler
15Stone Tools and Technologies
lithic tools
- basic types
- basic techniques of manufacture
- basic tool uses
- Upper Paleolithic traditions
16Glossary
tradition horizon
17Glossary
tradition horizon
18Glossary
tradition
- similarity of elements over considerable time in
a delimited area - site, locality or region
19 Upper Paleolithic traditions (SW France)
Upper Paleolithic traditions (SW France)
Cultural periods of the European Upper
Paleolithic. Understanding Physical Anthropology
and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 289.
209th p. 289
Upper Paleolithic traditions (SW France)
21Cultural periods of the European Upper
Paleolithic. Understanding Physical Anthropology
and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 289.
22Solutrean
Brian Fagan, People of the Earth, 10th ed., p.
132.
23Solutrean blade. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 289.
24Solutrean blade. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 289.
25Solutrean laurel leaf blade France
Life Nature Library, Cro-Magnon, p. 60.
26Cultural periods of the European Upper
Paleolithic. Understanding Physical Anthropology
and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 289.
27Magdalenian
Source Brian Fagan, People of the Earth, 10th
ed., p. 132.
28www.arts.uwaterloo.ca/ANTHRO/rwpark/ArcticArchStuf
f/TLArts.html
29Magdalenian Spear-thrower (atlatl). Note the
carving.
Understanding Physical Anthropology and
Archaeology, 9th ed., p. 291.
30Glossary
tradition horizon
31Glossary
horizon
- similarity of elements over a large area during a
short time span
32Time line for New World Civililzations.xxx Underst
anding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology (9th
ed), p. 404.
33Glossary
horizon marker
- characteristic item that marks an identifiable
horizon
34Toltec serpentine columns
Toltec chacmool
Toltec-style serpentine columns and Chacmool.
Understanding Physical Anthropology and
Archaeology (8th ed), p. 491.
35Toltecized Maya
Toltec
Understanding Physical Anthropology and
Archaeology (9th ed), p. 403.
36Glossary
flake tools core tools
37Glossary
flake tools the smaller pieces struck off of a
stone
38Core and flake. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (8th ed), p. 351.
39Clovis
Folsom
Plano
Dalton
Major types of North American Paleo-Indian
projectile points. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 315.
40North American Paleo-Indian and Archaic
sites. Understanding Physical Anthropology and
Archaeology (9th ed), p. 313.
41 Burin. Solutrean
blade. Understanding Physical Anthropology and
Archaeology (9th ed), p. 289.
42Glossary
core
what is left over after a flake has been struck
off of a stone
43Core and flake. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (8th ed), p. 351.
44Stone Tools and Technologies
lithic tools
- basic types
- basic techniques of manufacture
- basic tool uses
- Upper Paleolithic traditions
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461 pebble tools
47Glossary
pebble tools aka choppers
- rounded stone (pebble) struck with a similar
stone (hammerstone), - which creates a jagged edge,
- that serves as a chopping edge
48sometimes pebble tools are also known as
Oldowan choppers
Pleistocene Subdivisions, Archaeological
Industries and Hominids. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 256.
49http//lithiccastinglab.com/gallery-pages/oldowans
tonetools.htm
502 Core and flake tools are bifacial
handaxes
51Glossary
Lower Paleolithic European and African bifacial
hand axes
- Clactonian (flake)
- Acheulean (core)
- Abbevillian (core)
52Glossary
Lower Paleolithic European and African bifacial
hand axes
- Clactonian (flake)
- Acheulean (core)
- Abbevillian (core)
53bifacial handaxes
Abbevillian aka primitive hand axes
54www.personal.psu.edu/users/w/x/wxk116/axe/
55Life Nature Library, Early Man, p. 115.
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57Glossary
Lower Paleolithic European and African bifacial
hand axes
- Clactonian (flake)
- Acheulean (core)
- Abbevillian (core)
58bifacial handaxes
Acheulean
59Pleistocene Subdivisions, Archaeological
Industries and Hominids. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 256.
60Acheulian biface (hand axe). Richard Effland,
Maricopa College
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62Acheulian biface (hand axe). Understanding
Physical Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed),
p. 239.
63Acheulian tools, mainly hand axes, from
Olorgesailie, Kenya. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 240.
64Glossary
Lower Paleolithic European and African bifacial
hand axes
- Clactonian (flake)
- Acheulean (core)
- Abbevillian (core)
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66www.personal.psu.edu/users/w/x/wxk116/axe/
67www.dartfordarchive.org.uk/early_history/magnified
/clactonian_flake_tools.html
683 blade tools
69Glossary
blade tool
- a flake tool that is at least twice as long as
it is wide - a thin-edged fragment removed from a core
70 Burin. Solutrean blade. Understanding
Physical Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed),
p. 289.
71Solutrean blade. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 289.
72http//lithiccastinglab.com/gallery-pages/cloviswh
eredidcomefrompage2.htm
73Glossary
serrated
- having a notched edge or saw-like teeth
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75Glossary
fluted
76fluting
Life Nature Library, Early Man, p. 112.
774 microliths
78Glossary
microliths
- small stone tools usually produced from narrow
blades punched from a core - micro small
- lith stone
79Glossary
microliths
- small stone tools usually produced from narrow
blades punched from a core - micro small
- lith stone
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81Brian Fagan, People of the Earth, 10th ed., p.
213.
82Glossary
compound(composite)
- made of several parts
- e.g., spear, harpoon, sickle, hammer . . .
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85European Mesolithic stone axe in its antler
sleeve, Shaped to fit into the socket of a
missing wooden handle. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 319.
86Reconstruction of a Natufian gazelle horn reaping
knife, with inset flint blades. Understanding
Physical Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed),
p. 328.
Understanding Physical Anthropology and
Archaeology, 8th ed., p. 393.
87Glossary
hafted
88Clovis fluted points in simulated
mountings. Understanding Physical Anthropology
and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 313.
89http//news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/1766683.stm
90Brian Fagan, People of the Earth, 10th ed., p.
106.
91Life Nature Library, Early Man, p. 114.
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94Life Nature Library, Early Man, p. 114.
95Glossary
atlatl
- spear thrower
- (Nahuatl, Aztec)
96Magdalenian Spear-thrower (atlatl). Note the
carving..
Understanding Physical Anthropology and
Archaeology, 9th ed., p. 291.
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98www.worldatlatl.org/
99Magdalenian bone artifact. Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology (9th ed), p. 292.
100Braidwood, Prehistoric Men 2nd Ed. (Chicago
Natural History Museum, 1951), p. 74.
1015 chopper copping and flake tools
102Glossary
chopper-chopping flake tools . . .
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106 Movius Line
107Movius Line
Campbell and Loy, Humankind Emerging, 7th ed, p.
334.
108To Class Slides Set 22 Next Tools and
Technologies II
Making and Using Lithic Tools
109http//dsc.discovery.com/news/2006/10/31/earlieste
uropeans_arc.html?categoryarchaeology\1guid2006
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