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Observation of stone tools alone did not enable participants to identify a technique with which they were unfamiliar--despite extensive knapping experience and knowledge. Practical experience of a technique seemed to be required to identify it on artefacts.
First preprint @socarxiv.bsky.social of my PhD research: doi.org/10.31235/osf... To what extent may reverse-engineering have enabled the transmission of novel stone tool techniques between palaeolithic groups? Thanks to participants & coders! Very grateful to coauthors @marie.soressi.bsky.social