This file is the result of a systematic review of ethnographic and ethnohistoric publications, with some additional data on museum holdings, of the use of wooden spears. It accompanies the paper:
Artefakter registrert på markoverflaten: Et bor, en kniv og en kjerne, avslag i kvarts, kvartsitt, chert og "dolomitt". FLateinnhold ca. 250. Ingen synlige strukturer.
Archaeological sherd measurements associated with:Cochrane, E. E. (2002). "Explaining the Prehistory of Ceramic Technology on Waya Island, Fiji." Archaeology in Oceania 37(1): 37-50.Column Heads:Sherd
3D models (.wrl / .vrml) of perforated stones from the late Natufian site Nahal Ein GEv in the Southern Levant. MATLAB script for exctracting the perforated part as 3D model This dataset accompanies
