CASHP alumn @kathrynranhorn collaborated with several current and former CASHP students and scientists including @DavidRBraun1 to produce a new paper on studying prepared cores using 3D methods. Read their contribution here: https://t.co/6jYA1Jadmt https:/
Evaluating prepared core assemblages with three-dimensional methods: a case study from the Middle Paleolithic at Skhūl (Israel) https://t.co/WPPJcoeYnX Can be used across temporal & geographic boundaries & facilitate inter-site comparisons #FossilF
RT @kathrynranhorn: Our paper creating 3D methods to study stone tool core technologies is out! tldr: angles & volumes are important to kn…
nice and, interesting methods https://t.co/ZddS7IVVfa https://t.co/B7FABclUU6