debitage

• “In addition, the hominids had left behind “utilized material,” such as cobblestones that had been used for some purpose, and quantities of small, razor-sharp flakes called debitage.4”

  Simon & Schuster: Ancestral Passions

• “This is Stentor Danielson, best known on the web as the author of debitage, the top Google result for both “utilitarian view of homosexuality” and “deontological view of homosexuality.””

  Guest Blogger #2

• “Report this comment to the moderators debitage Writes:”

  Welcome, Professor! You sure are easy on the eyes.

• “Cross-posted at debitage posted 7:07 am at Alas, a blog”

  Chimaeras and Environmentalism

• “Cross-posted at debitage posted 3:47 am at Alas, a blog”

  Blaming Bush for Natural Disasters

• “We found a variety of chipped stone tools and waste flakes debitage from manufacturing and maintaining the tools.”

  Great Basin Rabbit Hunting

• “Scarp cleaning and profiling previously excavated trenches has revealed bone and shell artifacts, potsherds dating from 500 B.C. to A.D. 1000, and debitage from canoe-making.”

  Miami Circle $2 Million Short

• “For nine months Dr Bevins and Dr Rob Ixer of Leicester University collected and identified samples from rock outcrops in Pembrokeshire to try to find the origins of rhyolite debitage rocks that can be found at Stonehenge.”

  BBC News - Home

• “Lots of worn cobbles that would have been used for pounding, and little bits of sharp volcanic glass debitage.”

  SF0

• “His job there fits in well with his knapping: He analyzes debitage - the chips found at archaeological sites that show someone had been making points there.”

  Kentucky.com: Homepage

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