Blade Manufacture in Southern California

The striking of long, slender, parallel-sided flakes, or blades, from prepared cores has long been known in the Arctic and Mesoamerica. Small pointed blades with distinctive triangular cross section are also found in the Late Horizon in both mainland and island Canaliño sites in that part of the Santa Barbara Channel region of southern California which was ethnographically occupied by the Chumash

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• Inferences on the Use Position of San Dieguito Percussion-flaked Artifacts

  Open Access•E Creutz, James R Moriarty et al.•American Antiquity•1963

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• The Clovis Blades

  Open Access•F E Green•American Antiquity•1963

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• Notes on Cultural Relations between Asia and America

  Open Access•N C Nelson•American Antiquity•1937

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• The Paleo-Eskimo Culture of Northeast Greenland Elucidated by Three New Sites

  Open Access•Eigil Knuth•American Antiquity•1954

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• Lamellar Flakes versus Blades, a Reappraisal

  Open Access•Ralph S Solecki•American Antiquity•1955

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• Microblades at Poverty Point Sites

  Open Access•William G Haag, Clarence H Webb•American Antiquity•1953

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• Ancient Population Centers of Santa Rosa Island

  Open Access•Phil C Orr•American Antiquity•1951

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• A Paleo-Eskimo Culture in West Greenland

  Open Access•Jorgen Meldgaard•American Antiquity•1952

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• A Preliminary Report of an Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Kukpowruk and Kokolik Rivers in Northwest Alaska

  Open Access•Ralph S Solecki•American Antiquity•1950

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• Two New Cape Dorset Sites

  Open Access•Douglas Leechman•American Antiquity•1943

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