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chert

An archaeologist's guide to chert and flint

By Barbara E. Luedtke

The human uses of flint and chert

By International Flint Symposium (4th 1983 Brighton Polytechnic)

Flint production and exchange in the Iberian Southeast, III Millennium B.C

By International Flint Symposium (6th 1991 Granada-Almeria)

Stratigraphy and structure of the Ekokpuk Creek area, north-central Brooks Range, Alaska

By Willis H. Nelson

The geology of Angel Island

By Frederick Leslie Ransome

Lithic raw material economies in late glacial and early postglacial Europe

By Berit Valentin Eriksen

Chert availability and prehistoric exploitation in the Near East

By Christophe Delage

Origin of the Lower Proterozoic Fleming chert-breccia, Newfoundland, Labrador-Quebec

By Tyson C. Birkett

Le silex, de sa genèse à l'outil

By International Flint Symposium (5th 1987 Bordeaux, France)

The scientific study of flint and chert

By International Flint Symposium (4th 1983 Brighton Polytechnic)

The baked and half-baked

By Margaret Dickerman Mandeville

Trace element investigations of Maya chert from Belize

By Mark Hathaway Tobey

Heat-altered cherts of the lower Illinois Valley

By John W. Rick

Origin of some Cambrian bedded cherts, and other aspects of silicification in the Georgina Basin, Queensland

By P. J. G. Fleming

Die Radiolarite des Oberjura im Mittelabschnitt der Nördlichen Kalkalpen

By Volker Diersche

Werkzeug - Feuerzeug - Edelstein

By Michael J. Kaiser

al-Trībūlī fī al-Urdun

By Ghassān Kīlānī

Urgeschichtlicher Silexbergbau in Europa

By Sabine Gayck

La Porte City chert - a devonian subsurface formation in central Iowa

By Mary C. Parker

Silica in sediments

By Earle F. McBride

Devonian and lower Mississippian chert formations of western Kentucky

By Eugene M. Luttrell

Versorgungsstrategien und Tauschnetzwerke im Alt- und Mittelneolithikum

By Silviane Scharl

Properties of chert related to its reactivity in an alkaline environment

By Gordon S. Fraser

Investigations of Permian cherts and associated rocks in southern Spitsbergen

By Anna Siedlecka