In later years, microlithic blades and other structures were found near the site. |
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No one would accuse dentists of using microlithic points on our carious lesions today. |
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It contains very highly evolved flake implements of Levallois type and, in its later phases, a definite microlithic industry. |
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In the post-Gamblian dry phase, microlithic tools appear for the first time in an assemblage known as the Magosian. |
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A series of later Stone Age microlithic industries found widely across southern Africa and dating to the period 6000 bc through to ad 500 or later. |
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Although small drills and perforators are occasionally found in archaeological contexts at cal A.D.900-1050, such tools are typically not made from formal microlithic cores. |
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They contain one archaeological site consisting of a microlithic tool assemblage and a H. sapiens skeleton, both of which have an age of about 17,000 years. |
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This layer contained charcoal traces and a previously unknown microlithic flint tool industry characterized by crescent-shaped lunates. |
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While visually they look similar, the operational sequences for obtaining these microlithic bladelets are different. |
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In the final stages of the Middle Stone Age, known as the South African Magosian, microlithic elements appear, just as in the case of East Africa. |
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Flint inventories include some blades and microlithic tools evidencing blade industry. |
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Mafic igneous rocks with microlithic to intergranular texture are ubiquitous but less abundant than more felsic compositions. |
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In the Neolithic, the microlithic technology was replaced by a macrolithic technology, with an increased use of polished stone tools such as stone axes. |
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Dortch described prehistoric Kimberley backed points as thicker than bondi or other microlithic backed blades, and with backing retouch produced by direct percussion. |
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The flint assemblage is also typical of the Early Bronze Age, especially in microlithic lunates, the tabular scrapers, and the microlithic drills. |
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