The Hafting, Function and Distribution of Small Convex Scrapers with an Example from Boomplaas Cave
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The South African Archaeological Bulletin
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Publication Date
6-1-1980
Volume Number
35
Issue Number
131
Abstract
The mode of hafting of convex scrapers is demonstrated with an example from 2000-year old levels at Boomplaas Cave which illustrates side mounting rather than end mounting used for other artefact types. The relationship between the occurrence of scrapers and the practice of making leather clothing is considered in terms of a functional model to explain inter-industrial variability in the Later Stone Age.
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Article
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https://doi.org/10.2307/3888722
Recommended Citation
Deacon, H. J. and Deacon, Janette, "The Hafting, Function and Distribution of Small Convex Scrapers with an Example from Boomplaas Cave" (1980). KIP Articles. 6102.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/kip_articles/6102
