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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"tool technology"”.
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The later stone age in Southern Cape, South Africa
… sequence from raw material nodule to finished tool. Linear regression was used to test for interdependence and independence of variables and the significance of changes in size and shape of untrimmed flakes and scrapers was assessed. In the case of the scrapers, samples from the three southern …
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Organization of Technology at the Sanders Site (45KT315): Analysis of Formed Tools from the Yakima Uplands, WA
Analysis of the stone tools from the Sanders Site reveals trends in the development of stone tool technology and settlement patterns within the Yakima Uplands west of the Middle Columbia River. The Sanders Site collection provides exceptional opportunity for the study of stratified components that …
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Exploring Prehistoric Technology at the Tràng An Landscape Complex, Ninh Bình Province, Vietnam
… between environmental change and stone tool technology during the terminal Last Glacial Maximum at six archaeological cave and rockshelter sites throughout the Tràng An Landscape Complex, Ninh Bình Province, northern Vietnam. Historical analyses of stone tool assemblages from Southeast …
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The Mesolithic hunters of the Trentino: a case study in hunter-gatherer settlement and subsistence
… animal resources (animal bone data) and by tool technology (lithic materials). Butchery data are considered as evidence for hunters obtaining important sources of nutrition, including carbohydrates and vitamins, through marrow and bone grease extraction (e.g.Speth 1991). Mesolithic stone …
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Characterizing and Diagnosing Architectural Degeneration of Software Systems from Defect Perspective
The architecture of a software system is known to degrade as the system evolves over time due to change upon change, a phenomenon that is termed architectural degeneration. Previous research has focused largely on structural "deviations" of an architecture from its baseline. However, another angle …
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A Theory of Viral Growth of Social Networking Sites
… service ecology that is much more than a single tool or service. These SNS have experienced tremendously rapid growth rates and traditional economic factors put forward to explain growth such as pricing are inadequate. Explanations offered by platform scholars for the exponential growth of SNS …