Source analysis of obsidian debitage from two Early Archaic sites in Nebraska
Donna C. Roper, Richard E. M. Hughes
Abstract
Donna C. Roper, Richard E. M. Hughes
Abstract
We report results of the geochemical analysis of three obsidian objects from two Early Archaic Logan Creek complex, sites in Nebraska, 25FT376 and 25GY12. These are the only obsidian artifacts of this age on the Central Plains and are the oldest geochemically analyzed obsidian specimens from the region. All are identified to the Malad, Idaho, source area. A brief discussion places the objects in a regional context.
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We report results of the geochemical analysis of three obsidian objects from two Early Archaic Logan Creek complex, sites in Nebraska, 25FT376 and 25GY12. These are the only obsidian artifacts of this age on the Central Plains and are the oldest geochemically analyzed obsidian specimens from the region. All are identified to the Malad, Idaho, source area. A brief discussion places the objects in a regional context.
Key concepts: Debitage, Archaeology, Context (archaeology), Geology, Geography