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PERCORSO DI RICERCA IN PETROARCHEOMETRIA PREISTORICA: LINEE-GUIDA

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La seguente lista bibliografica è da intendersi come strumento di conoscenza e consultazione per studenti, professionisti, operatori nel settore. Si tratta di lavori selezionati, da non considerarsi esaustivi della vasta produzione nel campo della Petroarcheometria applicata allo studio dei manufatti litici preistorici.

• Arzarello M., Fontana F., Peresani M., (a cura di), 2011, Manuale di tecnologia litica preistorica. Carocci Editore, 263 pp.

• Bertouille H., 1989. Théories physiques et mathématiques de la taille des outils préhistoriques. Cahiers du Quaternaire, 15, pp. 100.

• Bordes F., 1961. Typologie du Paléolithique ancien et moyen. Cahiers du Quaternaire, 1, pp. 112.

• Bordes F., Bourgon M., 1951. Le complexe mousterien : Mousterien, Levalloisien et Tayacien. L’Anthropologie, 55 : 1-23.

• Breuil H., Lantier R., 1951. Les hommes de la pierre ancienne (Paléolithique et Mèsolithique). Parigi, 334 pp.

• Burroni D., Donhaue R.E. Pollard A.M., Mussi M., 2002. The surface alteration features of flint artefacts as a record of environmental processes. Journal of Archaeological Science, 29: 1277-1287.

• Church T., 1994. Lithic resource studies: a sourcebook for archaeologists. Lithic Technology, Special Publication, 3, 255 pp.

• Cotterell B., Kamminga J., 1987. The formation of flakes. American Antiquity, 52/4: 675-708.

• Domanski M., Webb J.A., Boland J., 1994. Mechanical properties of stone artefacts materials and the effect of heat treatment. Archaeometry, 36/2: 177-208.

• Griffiths D.R., Bergman C.A., Clayton C.J., Ohnuma K., Robins G.V., seeley N.J., 1987. experimental investigations of the heat tratment of flint. In: Sieveking G. de G., Newcomer M.H. (a cura di), The human uses of flint and chert. Cambridge University Press: 43-52.

• Harding P., Gibbard P.L., Lewin J., Macklin M.G., Moss E., 1987. The transport and abrasion of flint handaxes in a gravel-bed river. In: Sieveking G. de G., Newcomer M.H. (a cura di), The human uses of flint and chert. Cambridge University Press: 115-126.

• Kayani P.I., McDonnel G., 1996. An assessment of back-scattered electron petrography as a method for distinguishing mediterranean obsidians. Archaeometry, 38/1: 43-58.

• Kasztovszky ZS., Biró K.T., Markó A., Dobosi V., 2008. Cold neutron prompt gamma activation analysis – a non destructive method for characterization of high silica content chipped stone tools and raw materials. Archaeometry, 50/1: 12-29.

• Latridou J.P., Delehaye Y., Etlicher B., 1990, Expériences de gélifraction de silex. In : Séronie-Vivien M.R., Lenoir M. (a cura di), Le silex de sa genèse à l’outil. Cahiers du Quaternaire, 17: 161-166.

• Luedtke B.E., 1992. An archeologist’s guide to chert and flint. Archaeological Research Tools 7, Institute of Archaeology, Univeristy of California,Los angeles.

• McBrearty S., Bishop L., Plummer Th., Dewar R., Conard N., 1998. Tools underfoot: human trampling as an agent of lithic artifact edge modification. American Antiquity, 63/1: 108-129.

• Sergan J., Crombé Ph., Perdaen Y., 2006. The ‘invisible’ hearth: a contribution to the discernment of Mesolithic non-structured surface hearths. Journal of Archaeological Science, 33: 999-1007.

• Shackley M.L., 1974. Stream abrasion on flint implements. Nature, 248: 501-502.

• Shackley M.S., 1998. Archaeological obsidian studies: method and theory. Plenum Press, New York.

• Shackley M.S., 2008. Archaeological petrology and the archaeometry of lithic materials. Archaeometry, 50/2: 194-215.

• Prior J.H., 1988. The effects of human trample damage on lithics: a model of crucial variables. Lithic Technology, 17/1: 45-50.

• Symons M.C.R., 1986. Application of magnetic resonance in the study of cherts. In: Sieveking G. de G., Newcomer M.H. (a cura di), The scientific study of flint and chert. Cambridge University Press: 249-257.

• Thiébault C., 2007. Les pièces encochées au Paléolithique moyen et les pseudo-outils : peut-on les distinguer?. In Evin J. (sous la direction). Un siècle de construction du discours scientifique en préhistoire. Actes XXVI Congrès Préhistorique de France. Société Prèhistorique Française, Volume III : 201-216.

• Thompson M., Bush P.R., Ferguson J., 1986. The analysis of flint in inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry, as a method of source determination. In: Sieveking G. de G., Newcomer M.H. (a cura di), The scientific study of flint and chert. Cambridge University Press: 243-247.

• Tringham R.D., Cooper G., Odell G., Voytek B., Whitman A., 1974. Experimentation in the formation of edge damage: a new approach to lithic analysis. Journal of Field Archaeology, 1: 171-196.

• Vallin L., Masson B., Caspar J.P., 2001. Taphonomy at Hermies, France: a Mousterian knapping site in loessic context. Journal of Field Archaeology, 28/3-4: 4129-436.

• Villa P., Soressi M., 2000, Stone tools in carnivore sites: the case of Bois Roche. Journal of Anthropological Research, 56: 187-215.

• Williams-Thorpe O., 1995. obsidian in the Mediterranean and the Near East: a provenancing success story. Archaeometry 37/2: 217-248.

• Yonekura K., hasegawa H., Hotta A., Suzuki T., 2008. A novel approach to studies of prehistoric exploitation of stone tools materials using material composition, surface morphology, microstructure and mechanical properties. Archaeometry 50/5: 727-746.

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