Part I. Introduction: 1. Toward the analysis of lithic production systems Jonathon E. Ericson; Part II. Procurement, Production and Exchange: 2. Mount Jasper: a direct-access lithic source area in the White Mountains of New Hampshire R. M. Gramly; 3. Procurement without quarry production: examples from southwestern Idaho R. L. Sappington; 4. The 63-kilometer fit C. A. Singer; 5. Monopoly or direct access? Industrial organization at the Melos obsidian quarries R. Torrence; 6. Lithic material demand and quarry production B. E. Luedtke; 7. Economic aspects of prehistoric quarrry use: a case study in the American southwest F. J. Findlow and M. Bolognese; 8. Preliminary report on the obsidian mines at Pico de Orizaba, Vweracruz T. L. Stocker and R. H. Cobean; 9. state controlled procurement and the obsidian workshops of Teotihuacán, Mexico M. W. Spence, J. Kimberlin and G. Harbottle; Part III. Technology and Techniques: 10. Jigsaw: reconstructive lithic technology H. M. Leach; 11. Quarrry studies: technological and chronological significance B. A. Purdy; 12. Characterization of selected soapstone sources in southern New England W. A. Turnbaugh, S. P. Turnbaugh and T. H. Keifer; 13. Reconstructing Corbiac: the context of manufacturing at an Upper Paleolithic quarry E. C. Gibson; Index.
Part I. Introduction: 1. Toward the analysis of lithic production systems Jonathon E. Ericson; Part II. Procurement, Production and Exchange: 2. Mount Jasper: a direct-access lithic source area in the White Mountains of New Hampshire R. M. Gramly; 3. Procurement without quarry production: examples from southwestern Idaho R. L. Sappington; 4. The 63-kilometer fit C. A. Singer; 5. Monopoly or direct access? Industrial organization at the Melos obsidian quarries R. Torrence; 6. Lithic material demand and quarry production B. E. Luedtke; 7. Economic aspects of prehistoric quarrry use: a case study in the American southwest F. J. Findlow and M. Bolognese; 8. Preliminary report on the obsidian mines at Pico de Orizaba, Vweracruz T. L. Stocker and R. H. Cobean; 9. state controlled procurement and the obsidian workshops of Teotihuacán, Mexico M. W. Spence, J. Kimberlin and G. Harbottle; Part III. Technology and Techniques: 10. Jigsaw: reconstructive lithic technology H. M. Leach; 11. Quarrry studies: technological and chronological significance B. A. Purdy; 12. Characterization of selected soapstone sources in southern New England W. A. Turnbaugh, S. P. Turnbaugh and T. H. Keifer; 13. Reconstructing Corbiac: the context of manufacturing at an Upper Paleolithic quarry E. C. Gibson; Index.
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