Three island sources in the Aegean (Melos, Giali and Antiparos); and, four islands in Italy, (Lipari, Pantelleria, Palmarola and Sardinia). Were early neolithic sources of obsidian in the Mediterranean ⋆

Three island sources in the Aegean (Melos, Giali and Antiparos); and, four islands in Italy, (Lipari, Pantelleria, Palmarola and Sardinia). Were early neolithic sources of obsidian in the Mediterranean

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Aspinall, A., S. W. Feather and C. Renfrew, 1972. Neutron activation analysis of Aegean obsidian. Nature 237, 333-34

Hallam, B. R., S. E. Warren and C. Renfrew, 1976. Obsidian in the Western Mediterranean: characterization by neutron activation analysis and optical emission spectroscopy. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 42, 85-110

Three island sources in the Aegean (Melos, Giali and Antiparos); and, four islands in Italy, (Lipari, Pantelleria, Palmarola and Sardinia). Were early neolithic sources of obsidian in the Mediterranean

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