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Coastal Maya Obsidian Tool Use and Socio-Economy in the Late Postclassic-Early Spanish Colonial Period at San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize

W. James StempKeene State CollegeCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 162-176 | Published online: 16 Mar 2016

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Simon Munt & Richard Fullagar. (2023) Experimental use-wear patterns on silcrete, bottle glass and porcelain plate tools. Australian Archaeology 89:2, pages 188-205.
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W. James Stemp, Charles G. Stoll, Christophe G. B. Helmke & Jaime J. Awe. (2018) Down the T’uhl Hole: Technological, Metric, and Functional analyses of Chipped Stone From an Ancient Maya Chultun. Lithic Technology 43:1, pages 51-64.
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W. James Stemp, Elizabeth Graham, Christophe Helmke & Jaime J. Awe. (2021) Expedient lithic technology in complex sedentary societies: Use-wear, flake size, and edge angle on debitage from two ancient Maya sites. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 61, pages 101243.
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David P. Walton. (2020) Bloodletting in Ancient Central Mexico: Using Lithic Analyses to Detect Changes in Ritual Practices and Local Ontologies. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 28:1, pages 274-306.
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David P. Walton. (2018) An Experimental Program for Obsidian Use-Wear Analysis in Central Mexican Archaeology. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 26:3, pages 895-942.
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W. James Stemp, Meaghan Peuramaki-Brown & Jaime J. Awe. (2019) Ritual economy and ancient Maya bloodletting: Obsidian blades from Actun Uayazba Kab (Handprint Cave), Belize. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 53, pages 304-324.
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Lee M. Panich, Ben Griffin & Tsim D. Schneider. (2018) Native acquisition of obsidian in colonial-era central California: Implications from Mission San José. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 50, pages 1-11.
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W. James Stemp, Geoffrey E. Braswell, Christophe G.B. Helmke & Jaime J. Awe. (2018) An ancient Maya ritual cache at Pook's Hill, Belize: Technological and functional analyses of the obsidian blades. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 18, pages 889-901.
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ROBIN TORRENCE, NINA KONONENKO, PETER SHEPPARD, MELINDA S. ALLEN, STUART BEDFORD, PATRICK KIRCH & MATTHEW SPRIGGS. (2017) Tattooing tools and the Lapita cultural complex. Archaeology in Oceania 53:1, pages 58-73.
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W. James Stemp. (2016) Twist and shout: Experiments in ancient Maya blood-letting by piercing with obsidian blades and splinters. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 9, pages 134-142.
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W. James Stemp. (2016) Explorations in ancient Maya blood-letting: Experimentation and microscopic use-wear analysis of obsidian blades. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 7, pages 368-378.
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