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Comments on Hay and Rogers’ “A Method for Determining Core Size from Prismatic Blade Debit Age”

Irwin RovnerDepartment of Sociology /AnthropologyNorth Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina27650
Pages 14-15 | Published online: 25 Aug 2016

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  • Ball, Joseph W. and Irwin Rovner and Irwin Rovner 1972 Protohistoric Putun Trade Patterns: Evidence from Two Graves at Atasta, Campeche, Mexico. Katunob Vol. VIII, No. 2.
  • Hay, Conrad A., and Robert Rogers and Robert Rogers 1978 A Method for Determining Polyhedral Core Size from Prismatic Blade Debitage. Lithic Technology, Vol. VII, No. 3.
  • Rovner, Irwin 1976 A Method for Determining Obsidian Trade Patterns in the Maya Lowlands. Katunob, Vol. IX, No. 1.

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