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Many Different Types of Scandinavian Flint: Visual Classification and Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence
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Stone Age Flint Technology in South-Western Estonia: Results from the Pärnu Bay Area. In Monographs of the Archaeological Society of Finland 1.
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Prehistoric flint provenance in Finland: reanalysis of southern data and initial results for the north
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The identification of children’s flint knapping products in Mesolithic Scandinavia
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Stone Age Flint Technology in South-Western Estonia: Results from the Pärnu Bay Area. Rankama, T. (eds). Mesolithic Interfaces: Variability in Lithic Technologies in Eastern Fennoscandia
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Pedersen, K.B., 2012. Two sites to every story - Late Upper Palaeolithic site variability in Denmark. In M. J. L. T. Niekus et al., eds. A mind set on flint. Studies in honour of Dick Stapert. Groningen: University of Groningen, pp. 281-293.
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Wentink, K., A.L. van Gijn & D. Fontijn (2011) Changing contexts, changing meanings: flint axes in Middle and Late Neolithic communities in the northern Netherlands.
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Bronze Age Settlement Flint from the Netherlands: the Cinderella of Lithic Research.
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Comparing Polish and Scandinavian flint using visual and chemical analysis: some preliminary results
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Functional Aspects of the Early Neolithic Flint Assemblages from Bulgaria and NW Anatolia
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Harry Whitlow
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Serhii Telizhenko
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Colouring the past. Two remarkable finds of Lousberg flint in the Low Countries.
Leo Verhart
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Jan Apel
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Neolithic Flint Assemblages from Bulgaria: An Overview
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Samara Journal of Science, 2014
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Flint Mining in Prehistoric Europe : Interpreting The Archaeological Records
François GILIGNY , Marjorie de Grooth , A. Hauzeur , Françoise Bostyn
2008
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New insights into the use of "imported" flint raw materials in the younger phases of the Funnel Beaker culture in the Starogard Lake district
Kamil Adamczak
Sprawozdania Archeologiczne, 2022
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