Technology in archaeology
Subtitle: proceedings of the SILA workshop : the study of technology as a method for gaining insight into social and cultural aspects of prehistory, the National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen, November 2-4, 2005
By: edited by Mikkel Sørensen & Pierre Desrosiers.
Contributors: Sørensen, Mikkel.; Desrosiers, Pierre.; Greenland Research Centre (Nationalmuseet : Denmark)
Series: Publications from the National Museum -- v. 14
Publisher: National Museum of Denmark
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Copenhagen
Language: eng
Number of pages: 205
ISBN-13: 9788776020934
Subjects: Archaeology -- Methodology -- Congresses; Stone implements -- Congresses; Tools, Prehistoric -- Congresses
Genres: Congresses
Notes: "SILA : The Greenland Research Centre at the National Museum of Denmark."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Foreword / Mikkel Sørensen; title: Introduction / Pierre Desrosiers and Mikkel Sørensen; title: Stone age kids and their stones / Lykke Johansen and Dick Stapert; title: Towards and integrated approach to the study of European late middle Pleistocene lithic technology / Farina Sternke; title: Antler exploitation at Laugerie-Basse: a typo-technological approach of the Magdalenian artefacts from the "abri classique" / Claire Houmard; title: Technological traditions in the Late Glacial: the relationship between the Hamburgian and the Magdalenian / Mara-Julia Weber; title: Site variability and chaîne opératoire. Describing late Palaeolithic settlement intensity / Kristoffer Buck Pedersen; title: Spatial analysis by dynamic technological classification: a case study from the Palaeolithic - Mesolithic transition in Scandinavia / Mikkel Sørensen; title: Redefining the Mesolithic: technological research in Sandy Flanders (Belgium) and its implication for North-western Europe / Yves Perdaen, Philippe Crombé and Joris Sergant; title: Technology of the heart - the chaîne opératoire concept and six lithic assemblages from the South-Eastern Norwegian Late Mesolithic / Lotee Eigeland; title: The dogma of the immaculate perception. An experimental study of bifacial arrowheads and a contribution to the discussion on the relationship between personal experience and formalised analysis in experimental archaeology / Kim Darmark and Jan Apel; title: Transitions in craft traditions (TCT) - a theoretical discussion of a research strategy / Ulla Isabel Zagal-Mach.