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Flaked Stone Assemblage Description at Santa Rita Corozal Flaked Stone Assemblage Description at Santa Rita Corozal
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Research Methods Research Methods
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Operation P33, Structure 216 Operation P33, Structure 216
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P33 Debitage P33 Debitage
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P33 Formal Tools P33 Formal Tools
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Projectile Point Source Material Projectile Point Source Material
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Operation P38, Structure 218 Operation P38, Structure 218
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P38 Debitage P38 Debitage
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P38 Formal Tools P38 Formal Tools
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P38 Source Material P38 Source Material
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13 Postclassic Tool Production at Santa Rita Corozal: Implications for Domestic Craft Production and Regional Exchange in Flaked Stone
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Published:October 2016
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Abstract
This chapter presents a case study of a previously excavated lithic sample from Santa Rita Corozal, considering stone tool production at two structures, 216 and 218. Both exhibit a higher number of Postclassic chert and chalcedony lithic artifacts than other contemporary structures excavated at the site. The authors use debitage analysis to reveal how two households crafted formal tools locally and visual sourcing analysis to better understand how these tools articulated with broader traditions of lithic craft production in a regional exchange network. In contrast to the commercial level of production exhibited at Colha, Belize, these households used a variety of source materials and produced a less standardized tool kit on a much smaller scale.
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