[DOC] [TLE] Introduction to Archaeology: Glossary - Archaeological Institute of ... [PAR] This tool-making technology was a more complex way of making stone tools than 
the ... Acropolis - The "high point" or citadel of an ancient Greek city, like the ... 
Association - Objects found near one another in the same context are said to be 
in .... Flake - A piece of stone removed from a core for use as a tool or as debitage
. [DOC] [TLE] Lithic reduction - Wikipedia [PAR] Lithic reduction involves the use of a hard hammer percussor, such as a 
hammerstone, a soft ... By understanding the complex processes of lithic 
reduction, archaeologists ... Percussion reduction, or percussion flaking, refers to 
removal of flakes by ... Like projectile percussion, the tool stone is likely to shatter, 
rather than... [DOC] [TLE] Flake tool - Wikipedia [PAR] In archaeology a flake tool is a type of stone tool that was used during the Stone 
Age that was created by striking a flake from a prepared stone core ... Lithic 
reduction is the removal of a lithic flake from a larger stone in order to reach the ... 
One simply applies outward and downward pressure to achieve the final flake 
tool. [DOC] [TLE] Evolution of Modern Humans: Archaic Human Culture [PAR] The early tool making traditions are often referred to as being paleolithic click ... 
Then, a heavy percussion blow at one end of the core removed a large flake ... 2 
photos of Mousterian Tradition stone tools--a hide scraper and a spear point ... 
Much can be inferred about Neandertal culture from the archaeological evidence. [DOC] [TLE] ax trimming flake CATEGORY - Archaeology Wordsmith [PAR] Such flakes are the product of extending the life of a core that has become 
uneven or ... DEFINITION: Any object made by one of the various percussion or 
pressure ... DEFINITION: A stone flake removed from a larger flake, as in the 
process of ... the making of a stone tool; either a larger piece flaked off from the 
original stone... [DOC] [TLE] tool - Archaeology Wordsmith [PAR] This term, then, is used by archaeologists in several ways: (1) It can refer to a 
fragment ... DEFINITION: Any tool produced by flaking or chipping of pieces from 
a stone core to ... as a tool; a piece of stone removed from a larger piece (core or 
nucleus) during ... Flakes may be retouched to make a flake tool or used 
unmodified. [DOC] [TLE] A Glossary of Manitoba Archaeology> - University of Manitoba [PAR] archaic. ancient; pertaining to a much earlier time period. ... In Manitoba, the term 
is most commonly used in reference to a period (ca. ... referred to a number of foci 
which could be grouped on the basis of at least one shared trait, such as a 
pottery style. .... biface. a stone tool which has had flakes removed from both 
faces. [DOC] [TLE] archaeology | San Diego County Archaeological Society [PAR] Oct 26, 2015 ... In 2016 we plan to conduct at least one weekend survey day per month, with .... 
Biface  Biface is a term archaeologists use for stone tools that are worked on ... 
which three or more other pieces of stone were removed to make tools. ... Larger 
scrapers, choppers, and other bigger tools are often core tools. [DOC] [TLE] An Overview of the Oldowan Industrial Complex - Stone Age Institute [PAR] 4) Scanning electron micrograph of prehistoric cut-marks from a stone tool on a 
mammal limb ... Leakey thought the term Oldowan would probably be .... flakes 
then removed at right angle from one end of .... view of stone fracture at 
archaeological sites and makes .... cobbles, chunks, and larger pieces of 
debitage; a range. [DOC] [TLE] intro to archaeology exam 1 info Flashcards | Quizlet [PAR] type of modern archaeology that included many new technologies like C14 ..... It 
is a general term for reconnaissance and surface survey techniques that .... mass 
for use as a tool; a piece of stone removed from a larger piece or core.. debitage. 
- discarded by product of stone tool production or core reduction -Study of... [DOC] [TLE] over 5000 years

Question: Archeological term for a piece of stone like this one removed from a larger core, the basis of ancient stone toolmaking
Answer: a flake