- Branche: Archaeology
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Very small blades usually geometric in form used in composite (hafted) tools.
Industry:Archaeology
A main subdivision of time having predominately one magnetic polarity.
Industry:Archaeology
A term introduced by Morgan and E. Cattell, in 1912, to describe the process of reciprocal chromosomal interchange by which recombinants arise.
Industry:Archaeology
The angle made by the mandibular symphysis face and the lower border of the body, such as the mandibular symphysis and pubic symphysis.
Industry:Archaeology
A fine-grained igneous rock in the diorite family that is intermediate in color between the light end of the spectrum (rhyolite) and the dark end of the spectrum (basalt).
Industry:Archaeology
A shelf of enamel running partially or completely around the base of a tooth crown.
Industry:Archaeology
Away from the midline of the body, when applied to the appendicular skeleton, or further from the center of the jaw as directed along the tooth row, when applied to teeth.
Industry:Archaeology
