Alex Mackay
University of Wollongong
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Oceania-Australia
Top articles of Alex Mackay
Title | Journal | Author(s) | Publication Date |
|---|---|---|---|
No one home? New evidence for MIS 3 occupations in the Western Cape (South Africa) from Mertenhof Rock Shelter | Manuel Will Zenobia Jacobs Alex Mackay | 2024/4/4 | |
Variability in Silcrete Heat Treatment at Klein Kliphuis Shelter, South Africa, and Its Role in Core Reduction | Lithic Technology | Patrick Schmidt Peter Hiscock Alex Mackay | 2024/1/2 |
The Sedimentary Context of Open-Air Archaeology: A Case Study in the Western Cape’s Doring River Valley, South Africa | Soil Systems | Natasha Phillips Ian Moffat Alex Mackay Brian G Jones | 2023/3/10 |
Spitzkloof A Rockshelter, South Africa | Genevieve Dewar Alex Mackay Brian A Stewart | 2023/8/18 | |
Coherent changes in wood charcoals, site occupation and lithic technology across the MIS 4/3 transition at Klein Kliphuis rock shelter, South Africa | Journal of Quaternary Science | Alex Mackay Caroline R Cartwright | 2023/1 |
Varsche Rivier 003, South Africa | Teresa E Steele Alex Mackay Alex Blackwood Susan E Lagle Naomi L Martisius | 2023/8/18 | |
Doring River Catchment, South Africa | Alex Mackay Christopher JH Ames Marika A Low Jessica-Louise McNeil Corey A O’Driscoll | 2023/8/18 | |
The Middle Stone Age Sequence at Klipfonteinrand 1 (KFR1), Western Cape, South Africa | Journal of Paleolithic Archaeology | Alex Mackay Rosaria BK Saktura Corey A O’Driscoll Kelsey C Boyd Ben Marwick | 2023/6/14 |
Replicability in lithic analysis | American antiquity | Justin Pargeter Alison Brooks Katja Douze Metin Eren Huw S Groucutt | 2023/4 |
Middle Stone Age technology from MIS 6 and MIS 5 at Klipfonteinrand 1, South Africa | Corey A O'Driscoll Alex Mackay | 2023/10/15 | |
Environmental influences on human innovation and behavioural diversity in southern Africa 92–80 thousand years ago | Nature Ecology & Evolution | Alex Mackay Simon J Armitage Elizabeth M Niespolo Warren D Sharp Mareike C Stahlschmidt | 2022/4 |
Reconstructing Middle Stone Age mobility patterns from raw material transfers in South Africa’s Still Bay (77–70 ka) technocomplex | Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences | Alex Mackay Christopher JH Ames Jessica-Louise McNeil Matthew Shaw | 2022/1 |
What causes differences in fracture rates of silcrete during heat treatment? A near-infrared study of water-related transformations in South African silcretes | Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports | Sara Watson Shezani Nasoordeen Mark N Grote Alex Mackay Patrick Schmidt | 2021/10/1 |
Early human impacts and ecosystem reorganization in southern-central Africa | Margaret W Blome Jessica C Thompson David K Wright Sarah J Ivory Jeong-Heon Choi | 2021/5/5 | |
Characterising middle stone age core forms along the Doring River, South Africa, and their implications for past technological organisation | The South African Archaeological Bulletin | Matthew Shaw JESSICA-LOUISE McNEIL COREY A O’DRISCOLL Christopher JH Ames Alex Mackay | 2021/12/1 |
A matter of space and time: How frequent is convergence in lithic technology in the African archaeological record over the last 300 kyr? | Culture history and convergent evolution: Can we detect populations in prehistory? | Manuel Will Alex Mackay | 2020 |
Robberg material procurement and transport in the Doring River catchment: evidence from the open-air locality of Uitspankraal 9, Western Cape, South Africa | Journal of African Archaeology | Sara Watson Marika Low Natasha Phillips Corey O’Driscoll Matthew Shaw | 2020/12/17 |
On the Operation of Retouch in Southern Africa’s Early Middle Stone Age | Journal of Paleolithic Archaeology | Corey A O’Driscoll Alex Mackay | 2020/12 |
Excavations at Klipfonteinrand reveal local and regional patterns of adaptation and interaction through MIS 2 in southern Africa | Journal of Paleolithic Archaeology | Alex Mackay Caroline R Cartwright Susann Heinrich Marika A Low Mareike C Stahlschmidt | 2019 |
Evaluating erosional impacts on open-air archaeological sites along the Doring River, South Africa: methods and implications for research prioritization | Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences | Christopher JH Ames Sherrie Chambers Matthew Shaw Natasha Phillips Brian G Jones | 2020/5 |
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