Emily Coco
Biographic Data
| ID | 925639 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emily Coco |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emily |
| FAMILY NAME | Coco |
| SIGNATURE | COCO E |
| AFFILIATIONS | New York University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9200-8469 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Omo-Turkana Basin fossil record as a milestone toward a comprehensive database of the hominin fossil record online
Use-Wear Analysis Shows Changing Handaxe Grip and Use Across Time at la Noira (France)
Handaxes — sub-oval bifacially flaked stone tools — were produced for over a million years across Africa, Europe, and Asia during the Lower Palaeolithic. Their relatively uniform shape across varied environments and over a million years raises the question of whether or not their function and purposes were also uniform. Previous studies suggested that handaxe shape might be related to patterns in use and maintenance, but the level of analysis may…
Characteristics of lithic artifact weathering at the Semizbugu surface site complex in semi-arid Central Kazakhstan
Новые стратифицированные стоянки каменного века Тикенекти-2 и Ынтымак в предгорьях Иле Алатау
Предгорная зона Иле Алатау в силу своего геоморфологического положения представляет интерес для выявления новых стратифицированных памятников каменного века. Мощные слои эоловых отложений покрывают обширную территорию, которая потенциально может сохранить нетронутые слои человеческой деятельности. В настоящее время хорошо изучены только две стратифицированные палеолитические стоянки – Майбулак и Рахат. Оба памятника датируются от раннего верхнего…
Inter-site and Intra-site Comparison of Recycling in Paleolithic Surface Contexts of Central Kazakhstan
The Effects of Time-Averaging on Archaeological Networks
Examining recycling behaviors at Semizbugu P1 (2022), Kazakhstan
This article presents the preliminary results of a new project aimed at investigating the behavioural aspects of stone tool reutilisation at the Semizbugu Palaeolithic complex. Monuments with surface artifacts are ideal sites for recycling, as artifacts are easy to locate and reuse on the day surface in such environments. As part of this project, artifacts were analysed at a new site, designated P1 (2022) of the Semizbugu settlement complex, with…
Time-dependent taphonomic site loss leads to spatial averaging
Archaeologists typically define cultural areas on the basis of similarities between the types of material culture present in sites. The similarity is assessed in order of discovery, with newer sites being evaluated against older ones. Despite evidence for time-dependent site loss due to taphonomy, little attention has been paid to how this impacts archaeological interpretations about the spatial extents of material culture similarity. This paper …
The effects of secondary recycling on the technological character of lithic assemblages
Recycling of lithic artifacts, including both lithic scavenging and secondary recycling, is a widely recognized phenomenon in the Paleolithic archaeological record, in some instances creating tools with morphological signatures characteristic of multiple time periods or technological systems. These types of tools often define transitional industries including those at the Middle-to-Upper Paleolithic transition, suggesting a variety of behavioral …
The effects of secondary recycling on the technological character of lithic assemblages
Recycling of lithic artifacts, including both lithic scavenging and secondary recycling, is a widely recognized phenomenon in the Paleolithic archaeological record, in some instances creating tools with morphological signatures characteristic of multiple time periods or technological systems. These types of tools often define transitional industries including those at the Middle-to-Upper Paleolithic transition, suggesting a variety of behavioral …
Characteristics of lithic artifact weathering at the Semizbugu surface site complex in semi-arid Central Kazakhstan
The Effects of Time-Averaging on Archaeological Networks
Examining recycling behaviors at Semizbugu P1 (2022), Kazakhstan
This article presents the preliminary results of a new project aimed at investigating the behavioural aspects of stone tool reutilisation at the Semizbugu Palaeolithic complex. Monuments with surface artifacts are ideal sites for recycling, as artifacts are easy to locate and reuse on the day surface in such environments. As part of this project, artifacts were analysed at a new site, designated P1 (2022) of the Semizbugu settlement complex, with…
Time-dependent taphonomic site loss leads to spatial averaging
Archaeologists typically define cultural areas on the basis of similarities between the types of material culture present in sites. The similarity is assessed in order of discovery, with newer sites being evaluated against older ones. Despite evidence for time-dependent site loss due to taphonomy, little attention has been paid to how this impacts archaeological interpretations about the spatial extents of material culture similarity. This paper …
The effects of secondary recycling on the technological character of lithic assemblages
Recycling of lithic artifacts, including both lithic scavenging and secondary recycling, is a widely recognized phenomenon in the Paleolithic archaeological record, in some instances creating tools with morphological signatures characteristic of multiple time periods or technological systems. These types of tools often define transitional industries including those at the Middle-to-Upper Paleolithic transition, suggesting a variety of behavioral …
Examining recycling behaviors at Semizbugu P1 (2022), Kazakhstan
This article presents the preliminary results of a new project aimed at investigating the behavioural aspects of stone tool reutilisation at the Semizbugu Palaeolithic complex. Monuments with surface artifacts are ideal sites for recycling, as artifacts are easy to locate and reuse on the day surface in such environments. As part of this project, artifacts were analysed at a new site, designated P1 (2022) of the Semizbugu settlement complex, with…
The Effects of Time-Averaging on Archaeological Networks
Новые стратифицированные стоянки каменного века Тикенекти-2 и Ынтымак в предгорьях Иле Алатау
Предгорная зона Иле Алатау в силу своего геоморфологического положения представляет интерес для выявления новых стратифицированных памятников каменного века. Мощные слои эоловых отложений покрывают обширную территорию, которая потенциально может сохранить нетронутые слои человеческой деятельности. В настоящее время хорошо изучены только две стратифицированные палеолитические стоянки – Майбулак и Рахат. Оба памятника датируются от раннего верхнего…
Inter-site and Intra-site Comparison of Recycling in Paleolithic Surface Contexts of Central Kazakhstan
Use-Wear Analysis Shows Changing Handaxe Grip and Use Across Time at la Noira (France)
Handaxes — sub-oval bifacially flaked stone tools — were produced for over a million years across Africa, Europe, and Asia during the Lower Palaeolithic. Their relatively uniform shape across varied environments and over a million years raises the question of whether or not their function and purposes were also uniform. Previous studies suggested that handaxe shape might be related to patterns in use and maintenance, but the level of analysis may…
Characteristics of lithic artifact weathering at the Semizbugu surface site complex in semi-arid Central Kazakhstan
The Omo-Turkana Basin fossil record as a milestone toward a comprehensive database of the hominin fossil record online
Archaeology (6 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (6 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · Primate Behavior and Ecology (3 works) · Archaeological record (2 works) · Artifact (error (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works)