Stone in Metal Ages

Contents

Foreword – by Francesca Manclossi, Florine Marchand, Linda Boutoille and Sylvie Cousseran-Néré ;
Millstones and other macrolithics, the ‘eternal forgotten’ in Chalcolithic sites: Camino de las Yeseras (San Fernando de Hanares, Madrid, Spain) – by Irene Ortiz Nieto-Márquez, Patricia Ríos Mendoza, Corina Liesau von Lettow-Vorbeck and Carlos Arteaga ;
Production et consommation de l’industrie lithique taillée durant l’âge du Bronze en Grèce continentale – by Marie-Philippine Montagné et Lolita Rousseau ;
Bronze Age flint denticulates: A Bulgarian case study – by Maria Gurova ;
Tell Arqa, Bronze Age macro-blade debitage with a lever: archaeological and experimental approaches – by Florine Marchand, Jérémie Vosges and Frédéric Abbès ;
Going to the source: New perspectives in the study of the Canaanean blade technology from Iraqi Kurdistan – by Cecilia Conati Barbaro and Daniele Moscone ;
Les industries lithiques de la Ville I de Mari (Tell Hariri, Syrie, 2900-2650 av. J.-C.) : chaînes opératoires et premières perspectives techno-culturelles – by Raphaël Angevin ;
The decline and disappearance of chipped-stone tools: a case-study from the Southern Levant – by Francesca Manclossi ;
L’outillage lithique de l’atelier de bronzier du site du Bronze final de Montélimar la rue du Bouquet (Drôme, France) : un témoin de l’activité métallurgique ? – by Cousseran-Néré, Linda Boutoille and Eric Néré ;
Technologie des matériaux lithiques : l’outillage lithique utilisé en métallurgie de transformation – by Maxence Pieters

About the Author

Francesca Manclossi is currently a post-doctoral fellow at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and she is affiliated at the Centre de Recherche Français de Jérusalem. ;

Florine Marchand is part of an experimental archaeology team investigating the pressure techniques with the collaboration of Archéorient of Jalès (Casteljau-et-Berrias, France). ;

Linda Boutoille held a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship and subsequently a Royal Irish Academy Research Grant, based at Queen’s University Belfast. ;

Sylvie Cousseran-Néré is an archaeologist of the French National Archaeological Research Institute (Inrap).