Neolithic Cutting Tool;
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Title |
Neolithic Cutting Tool; |
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File Name |
civ metadata CID; Civ Archive 054 correct picture; 98300453.jpg |
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Copyright Status/Owner |
BYU Owned |
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Publisher Original |
Brigham Young University |
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Rights (Patron Usage Instructions) |
http://lib.byu.edu/about/copyright/genericnote.php |
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Course |
HIST 201 |
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Lecture Number |
2 |
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Professor |
Wright, David Curtis, 1960- |
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Description |
The Neolithic Period, or New Stone Age, began around 7000 BC with the development of new polished stone tools, such as the one depicted here. The new tools included ground and polished celts (ax heads), chisels and gouges, and were often made from jadeite, diorite, or schist. These new tools were superior to previous ones for a number of reasons, including the even cutting edge, superior strength and more stable handling. Neolithic tools enable new possibilities with wood as an almost universal building material. |
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Creator |
Brigham Young University |
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Country |
General
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Geographic Region |
Africa
America
Asia
Europe
Pacific Area
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Type |
Graphic |
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Platform |
Cross-Platform |
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File Size |
176.051 KB |
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Genre |
Culture
Illustrations
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Category |
Social Issues
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Keywords |
Tool; Neolithic Period; New Stone Age; |
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Time Period |
Neolithic |
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Date Range |
7000 BC: 3500 BC |
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Date Original |
7000 BC |
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Date Digital |
2005-03-29 |
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Metadata Entry Date |
2009-08-11 |
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Quality |
High |
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Contributors |
Brigham Young University |
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Edition |
Electronic reproduction; |
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Format |
JPEG |
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Owning Institution |
Brigham Young University |
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Publisher Digital |
Brigham Young University |
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Source |
Encyclopædia Britannica, 2006 Online ed., s.v. “Hand tool”, available from Internet http://search.eb.com/eb/article-39205, accessed 23 June 2006. |
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