No. 36 (2015)

No. 36 (2015)

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W. Chu4

Papers

Ancient Maya warfare: exploring the significance of lithic variation in Maya weaponryPDF

K. Aoyama, E. Graham5

Before the fire was lit: using the effect of heat on flint to understand disturbed palimpsests at Lyminge, Kent, UKPDF

T.S. Lawrence, D.J. Mudd18

The Palaeolithic in Worcestershire, UKPDF

A.D. Shaw, N. Daffern, O. Russell41

Sampling at Viaduct Farm, Polstrong, Cornwall, UK: identifying the source of Group XVI greenstonesPDF

A.M. Jones, H. Quinnell, R.T. Taylor, A.C. Thomas55

Letters & Notes

Twenty-three propositions for stone artefact studiesPDF

M. Pope64

Peter Robins 1924–2015PDF

T. Pestell66

John Wymer Bursary

Geochemical provenancing using inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry and portable X-ray fluorescence: sample collection in the north of EnglandPDF

S. Bradley68

The Wessenden Head Reservoir projectPDF

K. Davenport-Mackey69

Book & Conference Reviews

Experimental approaches to the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic: possibilities and prospectsPDF

R. Hosfield et al.72

Fractures in Knapping (Tsirk 2014)PDF

P.R. Preston76

Butser knapping weekend 2015PDF

R. Banbury79

Minutes & Finances

Minutes of the Annual General Meeting (2015)PDF

Lithic Studies Society81

Treasurer’s Statement of Accounts (30 September 2015)PDF

Lithic Studies Society86