In the Urals and adjacent territories, jade products are few and represented mainly by jewelry (rings and beads). The only exception is the preparation of the mace. All products date back to the Bronze Age. In other territories jade products (drilled axes) are known in the materials of the Borodino hoard in Moldova and hoard L in Troy. This article presents the results of experiments on drilling jade in different ways and using different abrasives. Drilling was done with a hollow bone drill and a copper tube. The experiments helped to clarify some aspects of the technology of manufacturing large diameter holes using a drill and rotation. At the same time, labor costs were determined in the process of using a bone drill and a copper tube. Th...
This paper reports the use of experimental archaeology and imaging methods—X-ray computed tomography...
This paper presents the characterization, from the materials science point of view, of an object fou...
The use of a diamond splinter turned by a bow drill to drill the quartz beads in present day Cambay,...
In the Urals, there are more than a hundred products with large-diameter holes, some of which are ma...
Products with large diameter holes (1.5 cm and more) are rarely discovered in the Urals. Among them,...
The paper considers the technique of making apertures with a large diameter of not less than 1.5 cm ...
The paper considers the technique of making apertures with a large diameter of not less than 1.5 cm ...
Replication experiments of chert and metavolcanic bead drills were used to produce <italic>Olivella ...
The article discusses the process and results of experimental archaeology carried out in Tallinn in ...
NEO-JADE: NEW PATTERNS IN STONE AGE EXOTIC STONE EXPLOITATION AROUND THE WORLDTheme: Interpreting th...
A microscopic examination of silicone impressions of the perforations of beads, sealstones, and amul...
This paper reports the results of a long-term project on the stone axes from Caput Adriae. Availabl...
The article presents data from an international experimental study on the reconstruction of the Sint...
This plain pendant takes the shape of an archaic Yue-axe. In ancient Chinese history, the actual Yu...
This article presents data from an international experimental study on the reconstruction of the “co...
This paper reports the use of experimental archaeology and imaging methods—X-ray computed tomography...
This paper presents the characterization, from the materials science point of view, of an object fou...
The use of a diamond splinter turned by a bow drill to drill the quartz beads in present day Cambay,...
In the Urals, there are more than a hundred products with large-diameter holes, some of which are ma...
Products with large diameter holes (1.5 cm and more) are rarely discovered in the Urals. Among them,...
The paper considers the technique of making apertures with a large diameter of not less than 1.5 cm ...
The paper considers the technique of making apertures with a large diameter of not less than 1.5 cm ...
Replication experiments of chert and metavolcanic bead drills were used to produce <italic>Olivella ...
The article discusses the process and results of experimental archaeology carried out in Tallinn in ...
NEO-JADE: NEW PATTERNS IN STONE AGE EXOTIC STONE EXPLOITATION AROUND THE WORLDTheme: Interpreting th...
A microscopic examination of silicone impressions of the perforations of beads, sealstones, and amul...
This paper reports the results of a long-term project on the stone axes from Caput Adriae. Availabl...
The article presents data from an international experimental study on the reconstruction of the Sint...
This plain pendant takes the shape of an archaic Yue-axe. In ancient Chinese history, the actual Yu...
This article presents data from an international experimental study on the reconstruction of the “co...
This paper reports the use of experimental archaeology and imaging methods—X-ray computed tomography...
This paper presents the characterization, from the materials science point of view, of an object fou...
The use of a diamond splinter turned by a bow drill to drill the quartz beads in present day Cambay,...