Thank you these videos are great your presenting is very good clear and concise . could of done with diagrams of the flake accidents . KZread Algorithms do not do our videos the justice this and related subjects deserve .

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2 жыл бұрын

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this is pretty close to what i am looking for. I like how you showed the different kinds of variations for striking platforms. My final projects for lithics involves spacial analysis for a site of black/grey/misc. chert by which i must identify complete, or non-complete artifacts. They are all chert stones but some of them are too small such as pieces of shatter to classify as a flake. None of them are tools but several of them are missing proximal, medial, or distal ends. I have trouble telling the difference between some smaller flakes that have no distinct ripples but have a punctiform platform. My biggest problem is mistaking a punctiform platform as being non-proximal, or a piece of angular debris as being a medial portion. Possibly another lecture could identify these schemes of identification.

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2 жыл бұрын

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