Cheap, Regular, and Reliable: Implications of Design Variation in Late Pleistocene Japanese Microblade Technology
Cheap, Regular, and Reliable: Implications of Design Variation in Late Pleistocene Japanese Microblade Technology
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廉价、规则且可靠：更新世晚期日本微刀片技术设计变化的影响
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2008
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P. Bleed
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系统性地产生的微叶片是日本列岛晚期更新世占领的标志。微型刀片生产的区域差异被解释为“文化差异”。日本学者的详细技术分析的基础上，本章使用事件树分析的组合从荒谷，角山，和福井洞，建议在微叶片生产的主要差异，旨在适应狩猎策略，反映了北方和日本南部之间的生态差异。
Systematically produced microblades are a hallmark of terminal Pleistocene occupation of the Japanese archipelago. Regional differences in microblade production have been interpreted as “cultural.” Building on detailed technological analyses by Japanese scholars, this chapter uses event tree analysis of assemblages from Araya, Kakuniyama, and Fukui Cave to suggest that major differences in microblade production were designed to fit with hunting strategies that reflected ecological differences between northern and southern Japan.