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lithic modes: a standalone construct

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Lithic analysis

a five-part scheme classifying stone tool technologies, from simple core and flake industries to microlithic ones, independent of regional names.

In lithic analysis, lithic modes refers to a five-part scheme classifying stone tool technologies, from simple core and flake industries to microlithic ones, independent of regional names. This meaning comes from Clark (1969) in World prehistory.[1]

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  1. Clark, G. (1969). World prehistory. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521073349

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