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Approaching the Hatch Jasper Quarry From a Technological Perspective: A Study of Prehistoric Stone Tool Production in Central Pennsylvania
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ABSTRACT Mitigation of the Hatch jasper quarry, a "prospect site" in Central Pennsylvania, has enabled the reconstruction of a local system of stone tool acquisition and production. Artifacts from the quarry and the nearby Houserville habitation complex were analyzed using an attribute-based stage typology. This technological approach permitted the separation of geofacts from artifacts, and revealed evidence suggesting that Houserville knappers obtained tool stone from the quarry. Attention w...
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; To: ENVIRONMENTAL EDITORS Contact: Tony Iallonardo of the National Audubon Society, +1-202- 861-2242 ext. 3042 NEW YORK, June 27 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Citizen science is confirming the wisdom of an historic action that federal officials plan to formalize within days -- removing the resurgent
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Bald eagle makes a comeback
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American bald eagle to land off list of endangered species, Clinton says
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Bald eagle is soaring again
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