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Flaked rhyolite from Jettböle: attempts at an experimental explanation<br />

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The amount of splinters is very low, 28 % compared to the 50 %,<br />

which is the average in the experiments.<br />

There are a high proportion of lateral fracture fragments and com<br />

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80<br />

60<br />

40<br />

20<br />

0<br />

Exp 1 Exp 2 Exp 3 Total<br />

Experimental<br />

pared<br />

with the archaeological material.<br />

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highly similar to what is obtained during experimental reduction as a result<br />

of multiple fracturing. Bergmanstorp, on the other hand, has relatively few<br />

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Conclusions and discussion<br />

Originally, Bergmanstorp was viewed as a primary site of reduction, where<br />

raw material had been tested in order to establish its quality. This explained<br />

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where the lithic material had been reduced beyond what was functionally ex<br />

plainable (Darmark 2001). This interpretation is strongly challenged by the<br />

experiments presented in this article. It is clear that Jettböle is much closer to<br />

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Jettböle Bergmanstorp

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