Technology and Terminology of Knapped Stone - IRIT
Technology and Terminology of Knapped Stone - IRIT
Technology and Terminology of Knapped Stone - IRIT
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Fig. 58 -— Surfaces liable to be used as striking or pressure platforms for burin blows : a cortical surface<br />
(1), an unretouched debitage surface (2), an unretouched cutting edge (3), a retouched surface<br />
(4), a transversal break (5), a burin facet (6), a "piquant-triedre" (7), a Clactonian notch (8),<br />
a butt (9), a notch (10), the tip <strong>of</strong> a bifacial arrowhead (11), etc.<br />
Fig. 59 — Various examples <strong>of</strong> multiple burins. Double burins. 1 : on truncation. 2 : alternate on<br />
truncations. 3 : axis dihedral. 4 : on notches. 5 : dihedral déjete <strong>and</strong> on truncation. 6 : dihedral<br />
déjete <strong>and</strong> on Clactonian notch. 7 : dihedral déjete <strong>and</strong> angle dihedral. 8 : dihedral déjete <strong>and</strong><br />
on transversal burin facet. Triple burins. 9 : dihedral déjete <strong>and</strong> double on break. 10 : double<br />
on truncation <strong>and</strong> simple on break. Quadruple burins. 11 : on truncations. Burins 5, 6 <strong>and</strong> 10<br />
belong to the multiple mixed type.<br />
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