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‘What’s the Point’ Usewear Analysis and Functional Interpretations of the Auckland Museum Pitcairn Point Collection

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Stone drill points are a uniquely prolific part of the Pitcairn Island lithic industry, and comprise a large proportion of the stone artefacts found on the isolated island. The Pitcairn points are distinctly variable in their form and style, with a large range of proportions, manufacturing styles, and sizes, present across the collection. In this thesis I document and classify this variation in...
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2023
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Cochrane, Ethan
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