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Archaeology

a measure of how far retouch extends over the faces of a stone tool, scored on a grid of zones, used to estimate reduction of unifacial and bifacial tools.

In archaeology, index of invasiveness refers to a measure of how far retouch extends over the faces of a stone tool, scored on a grid of zones, used to estimate reduction of unifacial and bifacial tools. This meaning comes from Clarkson (2002) in Journal of Archaeological Science.[1]

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References

Clarkson, C. (2002). An Index of Invasiveness for the Measurement of Unifacial and Bifacial Retouch: A Theoretical, Experimental and Archaeological Verification. Journal of Archaeological Science, 29(1), 65-75. https://doi.org/10.1006/jasc.2001.0702

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