A Microwear Analysis of Tools from Site 10-241, Easter Island-An Inland Processing Site
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1994-01-01
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8
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4
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A Microwear Analysis of Tools from Site 10-241, Easter Island
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A high-power use-wear analysis has been conducted on a sample of chipped obsidian artifacts from Site 10-241, an upland site located approximately 5 km from the southern coast of Easter Island near Vaihu (Figure 1). The site was occupied between AD 1400 and AD 1680 (Stevenson, Pollack, and Ramirez 1991). Site 10-241 was selected for excavation in 1989 in order to document the variety of prehistoric economic activities conducted at high inland sites.
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Rapa Nui, Easter Island
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