Stone Axes as cultural markers: technological, functional and symbolic changes in bifacial tools during the transition from hunter-gatherers to sedentary agriculturalists in the Southern Levant

R. W. Yerkes; Ran Barkai

Stone Axes as cultural markers: technological, functional and symbolic changes in bifacial tools during the transition from hunter-gatherers to sedentary agriculturalists in the Southern Levant

Department of Archaeology

Ohio State University

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Prehistoric technology" 40 years later : functional studies and the Russian legacy
Editors	L. Longo, N. Skakun
Place of Publication	Oxford, England
Publisher	Archaeopress: Publishers of Academic Archaeology
ISBN (Print)	140730271X, 9781407302713
State	Published - 2008

Publication series

Name	BAR international series

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Yerkes, R. W., & Barkai, R. (2008). Stone Axes as cultural markers: technological, functional and symbolic changes in bifacial tools during the transition from hunter-gatherers to sedentary agriculturalists in the Southern Levant. In L. Longo, & N. Skakun (Eds.), Prehistoric technology" 40 years later : functional studies and the Russian legacy (BAR international series). Archaeopress: Publishers of Academic Archaeology.

Yerkes, R. W. ; Barkai, Ran. / Stone Axes as cultural markers: technological, functional and symbolic changes in bifacial tools during the transition from hunter-gatherers to sedentary agriculturalists in the Southern Levant. Prehistoric technology" 40 years later : functional studies and the Russian legacy. editor / L. Longo ; N. Skakun. Oxford, England : Archaeopress: Publishers of Academic Archaeology, 2008. (BAR international series).

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Yerkes, RW & Barkai, R 2008, Stone Axes as cultural markers: technological, functional and symbolic changes in bifacial tools during the transition from hunter-gatherers to sedentary agriculturalists in the Southern Levant. in L Longo & N Skakun (eds), Prehistoric technology" 40 years later : functional studies and the Russian legacy. BAR international series, Archaeopress: Publishers of Academic Archaeology, Oxford, England.

Stone Axes as cultural markers: technological, functional and symbolic changes in bifacial tools during the transition from hunter-gatherers to sedentary agriculturalists in the Southern Levant. / Yerkes, R. W.; Barkai, Ran.
Prehistoric technology" 40 years later : functional studies and the Russian legacy. ed. / L. Longo; N. Skakun. Oxford, England: Archaeopress: Publishers of Academic Archaeology, 2008. (BAR international series).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review

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