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Collecting views: contributions to the interpretation of the “ampajanguense industry” surface sites
Published 2015“…Recognizing the existence of biases in the composition of the sample, resulting from the historical context of their formation, the observed recurrence of bifacial artifacts and recycling processes, as well as changes in bifaces, are interpreted as denoting the existence of non-synchronous manufacturing and use activities. From these data the hypothesis made is that these surface sites might have been used as stone tool caches, that is, storage spaces of raw material within the mobility circuit of hunter-gatherer societies.…”
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Abra del Toro workshop: a place within the hunter trails in the Yocavil Valley
Published 2019“…While at an artefactual and site scale allows us to know the production processes and the decisions of the artisans in the manufacture of lithic artifacts.…”
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Taller Abra del Toro: un lugar dentro de los recorridos de cazadores en el Valle de Yocavil
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