Impact of two-week weathering exposure on stone tool residues.

Impact of two-week weathering exposure on stone tool residues.

<p>The impact on the butchering residues of exp49/165 (a+b) is significantly higher than on the wood (c+d) or resin and beeswax residues(a+b+c+d) of exp49/141.</p>

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Main Author:	Dries Cnuts (2548504) (author)
Other Authors:	Veerle Rots (2548492) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Sociology Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Information Systems not elsewhere classified soil acidity play past human behaviour first biweekly monitoring different mechanisms involved approach allows us multidimensional experimental program diverse residue types specific stone tool stone tool residues weathering visual effects visual effects tool discard stone tools specific branch program involves term effects residue identifications residue decay year cycle weathering processes weathering immediately term burial taphonomy related results show primary role often considered microbial activity long tradition less developed known factors future research depositional processes depositional conditions burial processes archaeological record although taphonomy actualist experiments accurately interpreting
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