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Bifaces: Stone Tools Worked on Both Sides
MVAC Senior Research Associate Dr. Connie Arzigian talks about bifaces—stones that have been worked on two broad sides, or faces. She describes what makes an artifact a biface and explains the stages of turning a large flake or block of stone into a tool ranging anywhere from a general-purpose knife to an intricately knapped projectile point.
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Las Hachas de la Prehistoria
Las Hachas de la Prehistoria
Bifaces en la Península Ibérica.
Las hachas de la prehistoria (bifaces) de la cultura Achelense que aparecieron en África hace 1,5 millones de años, asociadas al Homo Erectus y al Homo Heidelbergensis. Solamente en China e Israel se han encontrado este tipo de hachas con 700.000 años de antigüedad. Los bifaces encontradas en los yacimientos de la Solana del Zamborino (Granada) y Cueva Negra…
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Micoquian Bifaces Source: http://bit.ly/15UKsyS (image) This is a Micoquian Handaxe from the famous El Beyyed-Tazazmout site in northern Mauretania, where it was collected during the 1950ies. Micoquien Handaxes can be symmetric or slightly asymmetric. They have a massive, often only coarsely or unworked base, slightly of pronounced concave outlines and an elaborated tip. At La Micoque the handaxes often follow a trifacial concept. The analysis of techno-functional units (TFU) in the identification of the conceptual zones defining the volumetric organization of the piece from the beginning of its fabrication at La Micoque showed that: “Two.......... Read More
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