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Contents
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Preface
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| Methods and methodology
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Steven P. Ashby
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The Language of the Combmaker: interpreting complexity in Viking-Age Industry
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Elisabeth A. Stone
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The Role of Ethnographic Museum Collections in Understanding Bone Tool Use
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Materials and technology
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Aline Averbouh, Jean-Marc Petillon
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Identification of "debitage by fracturation" on reindeer antler: case study of the Badegoulian levels
at the Cuzoul de Vers (Lot, France)
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Barbara Avezuela Aristu, Esteban Alvarez-Fernandez, Jesus Jorda Pardo, Emilio Aura Tortosa
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The barnacles: A new species used to make a Gravettian suspended object from Nerja Cave
(Malaga, Spain)
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Benjamin Marquebielle
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Mesolithic bone tools in Southwestern Europe: the example of the French site of "Le Cuzoul
de Gramat"
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Stefan Pratsch
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Mesolithic antler artefacts in the North European Plain
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Marcin Diakowski
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Bone and antler artefacts from Pobiel 10, Lower Silesia, Poland. Are they really Mesolithic?
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Selena Vitezović
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The Neolithic Bone Industry from Drenovac, Serbia
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Erika Gal
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Prehistoric antler- and bone tools from Kaposujlak-Vardomb (South-Western Hungary)
with special regard to the Early Bronze Age implements
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Peggy Morgenstern
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Typical hide working tools from the late Bronze Age of Moldova
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Corneliu Beldiman, Diana-Maria Sztancs, Viorica Rusu-Bolindet, Irina Adriana Achim
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Skeletal technologies, metal-working and wheat harvesting: ancient bone and antler anvils
for manufacturing saw-toothed iron sickles discovered in Romania
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Katrin Struckmeyer
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The bone tools from the dwelling mound Feddersen Wierde, Germany, and their functions
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Marloes Rijkelijkhuizen
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Dutch medieval bone and antler combs
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Hans Christian Kuchelmann
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Whale Bones as architectural elements in and around Bremen, Germany
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Marloes Rijkelijkhuizen
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Large or small? African elephant tusk sizes and the Dutch ivory trade and craft
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Bernadeta Kufel-Diakowska
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The Hamburgian Zinken perforators and burins - flint tools as evidence ofantler working
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Social contexts
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Heidi Luik, Mirja Ots, Liina Maldre
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From the Neolithic to the Bronze Age: continuity and changes in bone artefacts in Saaremaa,
Estonia
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Florentina Oleniuc, Luminita Bejenaru
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Preliminary Data Concerning the Manufacturing of Animal Raw Materials in the Chalcolithic
Cucuteni B Settlement of Poduri-Dealul Ghindaru, Romania
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Manuel Altamirano Garcia
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Bone industry from the Bronze Age in Central Iberia. The Settlement of La Motilla Del Azuer
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Justyna Baron
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Ritual contexts of animal bone deposits from the Roman Iron Age settlement at Magnice,
SWPoland
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Felix Lang
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Activity not Profession. Considerations about Bone Working in Roman Time
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Magdalena Konczewska
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Bone, horn and antler working in medieval Wrocław
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Kamilla Pawłowska
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The remains of a late medieval workshop in Inowroclaw (Kuyavia, Poland): horncores, antlers
and bones
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Authors' Adresses
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