Pieces in vertical movement—a model for rockshelter archaeology
1977 ◽
Vol 43
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pp. 349-353
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In 1973, excavations were carried out in a rockshelter called River Rockshelter in Laikipia District, Kenya (the results will be published in AZANIA). The archaeological deposit was c 80 cm thick and contained an abundant lithic material belonging to a Late Stone Age industry. The deposit was excavated in seven layers each 5–15 cm thick. The stratigraphy was as follows (fig. 1):1. 0–10 cm, brown, loose fine-grained earth;2. 10–35 cm, brown, hard, medium-grained soil with stone slabs;3. 35–50 cm, greyish brown, hard gravel with small stone slabs;4. 50 cm + grey, hard gravel.Stratigraphical layers, radiocarbon dates and excavated layers from River Rockshelter. Vertical scale 1/10.
1986 ◽
Vol 27
(3)
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pp. 413-442
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1972 ◽
Vol 13
(1)
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pp. 25-38
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1990 ◽
Vol 33
(3)
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pp. 276-290
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1954 ◽
Vol 9
(35)
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pp. 103
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