The geochemical sourcing and characterisation of lithic assemblages is surprisingly rare in
Australian archaeology. The studies that have been undertaken have overwhelmingly …

A key inquiry in Pleistocene human coastal adaptations asks whether coastlines were
productive littoral patches that were consistently utilized over time or did fluctuating sea …

Quarries are important archaeological sites in Australia. They represent the starting point for
conditioning variability in stone artefact assemblages (eg raw material availability …

Stone artefacts form a critical baseline for Australian archaeology. In many cases, stone
artefacts are the only remnants of past human behaviour at archaeological sites where other …

While red ochre had been exploited in the Aegean since the Upper Paleolithic, its use
became more substantial and diverse during the Neolithic. The evidence comes in the form …