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Material analysis.
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Subject: french palaeolithic terms


sorry for the cross-posting, but i'm doing the finishing touches on a
translation, and a bit rusty -
in a palaeolithic context, what would "pièces" be in english? flakes?
fragments?
how about "l'analyse des fabriques"? factor analysis? analysis of work
areas?


geoff carver - SUNY buffalo

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