… We address this issue with the most extensive lithic replicability study yet, involving 11 …
replicability scores on several attributes, making them well suited to comparative lithic analyses. …

… replicability, one that is often overlooked, is the ability of lithic researchers, who were not
involved in an original analysis … the replicability of data collection by ten qualified lithic analysts. …

… same technological system, calls its replicability and generalizability into question, impeding
its wide adoption in large-scale comparative analyses for the study of macroevolutionary …

… identifying the effects of lithic reduction techniques on … in lithic reduction behavior, and
secondarily on the role of experimental studies in archaeology. In this paper I present an analysis …

… Because we have shown these features to be invalid (not replicable) categories, it is
unsurprising that none of the raters in the current study—even those with decades of …

… underlies too much of contemporary lithic technology: some … said about much of the lithic
analysis that had been done up to … study that uses a structured, replicable procedure to test the …

… data from lithic analyses … analysis here to flakes based on the arguments raised above as
well as disagreements of definitions for blades and bladelets that may diminish the replicability …

… /edge-damage techniques of lithic use-wear analysis has been impeded by the use of a …
To increase the relevance of lithic use-wear data, analysts must provide archaeologists with …

… in publications in order to increase the replicability of analyses and to facilitate the comparison
of published results. Finally, the analysis of technological complexity can be conducted at …

… characterizes lithic studies. The popularity of functional arguments in lithic studies may be
because of the fact that function is amenable to quantifiable and replicable experimentation. …