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Lithic implements Flint implements Outillage de pierre Travail de la pierre Outillage lithique Produits lithiques Éclats (préhistoire) Nucleus (préhistoire) Débitage (préhistoire) Industrie lithique primitive Outils de pierre taillée Travail du silex Outils de pierre polie Matériel lithique Industries lithiques Industrie lithique dans la préhistoire Outils en silex Outils en pierre Techniques lithiques Industrie lithique préhistorique Microlithes (préhistoire) Instruments en pierre Pierre polie (préhistoire) Pierre taillée (préhistoire) Outils de pierre Technologie lithique Modes opératoires Techniques Mode opératoire technique technique de fabrication techniques outillage lithique LugdunumCiter ce document
Daniel Cahen et al., « Techniques et fonctions dans l'industrie lithique du groupe de Blicquy (Belgique) », MOM Éditions (documents), ID : 10670/1.11dd53...
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The lithic industry of the Blicquy Group (a facies of the Danubian Neolithic from Belgium) comprises a rather low percentage of retouched tools. Microwear analysis shows that several blades have been utilised without having been retouched and that the effective utilisation of the tools was perhaps extended by a systematic hafting within a dry bide mantle fixed in a hollow bone. Microwear analysis reveals also the intense working of hide, meat, wood and plant, in contrast to very little bone or antler working. Results also indicate that the flint toolkit didn't satisfy the full range of needs of the Neolithic inhabitants, either, nor in particular, new needs linked to an economy of sedentary food producers.
