3-0650 CANADIAN PERSPECTIVES ON THE PALAEOLITHIC AND OLD WORLD PREHISTORY (PART II)

Thursday, November 17, 2011: 13:45-15:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

Organizers: Jayne Wilkins (University of Toronto) and Danielle Aviva Macdonald (University of Toronto)

Chairs: Fumiko Ikawa-Smith (Department of Anthropology, McGill University) and Emma S Humphrey (University of Toronto)

13:45

History and Epistemology of the Concept of ‘personal ornament’:the Case of Arcy-Sur-Cure As Paradigm

Oscar Moro Abadia (Memorial University of Newfoundland and Memorial University) and April A Nowell (University of Victoria)

14:00

Culture, Material, and Choice: Exploring Variation In Upper Paleolithic Female Figurines

Sarah Ranlett (University of Toronto)

14:15

Bridging Disciplines: Combining Psychology and Experimental Archaeology to Investigate the Social Learning of Knapping Skills

Hilary Marguerite Duke (University of Toronto)

14:30

New Tricks for Changing Lifeways In the Epipalaeolithic of the Levant? Understanding Chipped Stone Tool Technologies From the Aggregation Site of Kharaneh IV, Eastern Jordan

Danielle Aviva Macdonald (University of Toronto) and Lisa A Maher (University of Cambridge )

14:45

Does Size Really Matter? Small and Large Aggregation Sites In the Kebaran Epipalaeolithic

Emma S Humphrey (University of Toronto)

15:00

The Analysis of Macro-Lithic Tools In the Old World

Laure Dubreuil (Trent University)

15:15

On the Causes of Subsistence Toolkit Variation Among Hunter-Gatherers

Mark Collard (Simon Fraser University)

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