No. 28 (2007)

No. 28 (2007)

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Papers

Dealing with the ‘quartz problem’ in Irish lithic researchPDF

K. Driscoll, G.M. Warren4

Initial observations from experiments into the possible use of fire with stone tools in the manufacture of the Clacton pointPDF

H. Fluck15

Getting round to the point: biface tip shape in the British Lower PalaeolithicPDF

J. McNabb, C. Rivett20

Tribrachs and related artefacts: background, replication and consideration of a possible miniature example from Basingstoke, HampshirePDF

D. Field, H. Lamdin-Whymark33

Howburn, near Biggar, South Lanarkshire: Preliminary notice of a Scottish inland early Holocene lithic assemblagePDF

A. Saville, T.B. Ballin, T. Ward41

Raw material exploitation at the Middle Pleistocene site of Vértesszőlős, HungaryPDF

H. Fluck, J. McNabb50

John Wymer Bursary

Study of the Middle Palaeolithic assemblage of Sesselfels (Germany)PDF

K. Ruebens65

Letters & Notes

A Lower Palaeolithic biface found at South Gare, RedcarPDF

P. Rowe68

The Lithic Studies Society Visit to Creswell Crags, 14 th July 2007PDF

B. Bishop70

Lithic Studies Society 2007 AGM LecturePDF

R. Wragg Sykes74

Book Reviews

Stone Knapping: the Necessary Conditions for a Uniquely Hominin Behaviour, V. Roux & B. Bril (eds.)PDF

F. Wenban-Smith76