A Source Area Perspective on Expedient and Formal Core Technologies

Document Type

Article

Subject Area(s)

Anthropology

Abstract

The Hollister Lake site represents a combined quarry and habitation area located in the Hudson River valley, New York. Excavations at the site revealed the exploitation of Onondaga chert through several time periods, predominately the Late Archaic. Lithic production at the Hollister Lake site seems to have been oriented toward both an expedient amorphous core technology and a formal biface core technology. The interdependence of these technologies is explored with respect to regional patterns of group mobility, and raw material distribution and quality.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

https://doi.org/10.2190/YYFN-QLM5-FHPU-4VEY

Rights

© North American Archaeologist 1994, Baywood Publishing.

APA Citation

Cobb, C. (1994). A Source Area Perspective on Expedient and Formal Core Technologies. North American Archaeologist, 15, 197–219. https://doi.org/10.2190/YYFN-QLM5-FHPU-4VEY

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