Quaternary International
 2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.quaint.2020.03.026
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Changes in hafting practices during the Middle Stone Age at Ifri n’ Ammar

Sonja Tomasso
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Dries Cnuts
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Abdeslam Mikdad
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“…Sonja Tomasso and colleagues (Tomasso et al, 2020, this volume) discuss hafting practices during the MSA. Their article presents the results of functional analysis including a detailed use-wear and residue analysis, performed on tanged and non-tanged tools from the rock shelter of Ifri n' Ammar in the Moroccan Western Maghreb.…”
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Africa under the microscope: What's new in techno-functional analyses in archaeology?

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“…Sonja Tomasso and colleagues (Tomasso et al, 2020, this volume) discuss hafting practices during the MSA. Their article presents the results of functional analysis including a detailed use-wear and residue analysis, performed on tanged and non-tanged tools from the rock shelter of Ifri n' Ammar in the Moroccan Western Maghreb.…”
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Africa under the microscope: What's new in techno-functional analyses in archaeology?

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Lithic Exploitation and Usewear Analysis

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Trajectories of Culture Change in Northwest Africa and the Levant: Parallels and Contrasts

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