Plant and animal domestication was important in revolutionising the
Greater Mesopotamian region. Archaeological evidence has been used
to assess and trace the transformation from mobile foragers to the
emergence of urban centres. However, the significance of changing
stone tool technologies has received little attention in this
regard. Koslowski uses lithic evidence to identify and describe
various cultures within this region and to trace their development.
He studies the raw materials, methods of knapping, types of blanks,
retouched pieces and the function of various artefacts. 'His
pioneering volume will be appreciated by many who devot their
research to achieving a better understanding of the evolutionary
threshold that inevitably heralded the emergence of urban
civilizations'.
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