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Interpreting the vertical distribution of stone points within Nauwalabila 1, Arnhem Land

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Hiscock, Peter

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A strong positive relationship between the number of artefacts and point frequency in the Nauwalabila 1 archaeological deposit can explain the vertical distribution of bifacial points in Arnhem Land. Investigations of the timing of point introduction should incorporate an understanding of such sample-size effects and studies of the technological characteristics of flakes.

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