Axe Production and Exchange in the Seine Valley (France)

The particular aim of this article is to examine territories and the role of lithic raw material extraction and production sites in the Seine basin during the Neolithic. While producer sites are indeed central to the diffusion process, they are not necessarily located in the geographical centre of a...

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Published in:	Internet Archaeology
Main Authors:	François Giligny, Françoise Bostyn, Jérémie Couderc, Nicolas le Maux, Harold Lethrosne, Adrienne Lo Carmine, Cécile Riquier
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	University of York 2009-09-01
Subjects:	archaeology Seine valley neolithic flint axe stone axe distribution
Online Access:	http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue26/giligny_index.html

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