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A sense of materials and sensory perception in concepts of materialityOrganics from inorganics: using experimental archaeology as a research tool for studying perishable material cultureExcavations at a Neolithic Cursus, Springfield, Essex, 1979–85Comment on Pedra FuradaOur own engendered speciesLori D. Hager (ed.). Women in human evolution. xii+214 pages, 14 illustrations. 1997. London & New York (NY): Routledge; 0-415-10833-0 hardback £50. $69. & 0-415-10834-9 paperback £15.99 $18.95Time, Skill and Craft Specialization as Gender RelationsMorgawr: an experimental Bronze Age-type sewn-plank craft based on the Ferriby boatsArchaeological Artefacts as Material CultureLooking for prehistoric basketry and cordage using inorganic remains: the evidence from stone toolsSome criticisms and suggestions in response to Newcomer et al. (1986)Perishable Material Culture in PrehistoryTouching the Past: Haptic Augmented Reality for Museum ArtefactsThe composite braided hair armband or braceletPlant-working and craft activities as a potential source of microwear variationUse wear analysis and obsidian: theory, experiments and resultsThe potential of functional analyses of obsidian tools: a closer viewResidue Studies on Obsidian Tools in Technical Aspects of Microwear Studies on Stone ToolsNew contributions to the study of the function of Sardinian obsidian artifactsMicrowear analysis of obsidian chipped stone tools in the western MediterraneanPlants as the raw materials for craftsExperimental archaeology and stone toolsExperimental archaeologyPlant processing for cordage and textiles using serrated edges: new chaînes opératoires suggested by combining ethnographic, archaeological and experimental evidenceBasketryDigital interaction in the exhibition 'Whitehorse Hill: A Prehistoric Dartmoor Discovery' - how Prehistroy met the gamers and scannersIntroduction: The object biography approach to structuresPlant materials, hides and skins as structural components: perishable material culture and archaeological invisibilityBoats as structuresL'analyse des traces d'usure sur l'obsidienne
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