Refitting

Refitting

Refitting bezeichnet in der Archäologie eine Methode, die durch das Wiederzusammenfügen von beieinander gefundenen Steinabschlägen eines Kernstückes zum ursprünglichen Stück eine Rekonstruktion der verwendeten Technik und der Ausgangsform erlaubt. Weiterhin kann man unterschiedliche Areale innerhalb einer Fundstelle unterscheiden, indem nicht zusammenpassende Stücke auf unterschiedliche Bearbeitungszeiten hindeuten.

Literatur

  • Jack L. Hofman: The Refitting of Chipped-Stone Artifacts as an Analytical and Interpretive Tool. In: Current Anthropology. 22, No. 6, Dec. 1981, ISSN 0011-3204, S. 691–693.

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