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Stone Artefacts with Holes from the Early Neolithic from the Novopetrovka III Site in Western Amur.

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Analysis of stone artefacts reveals advanced tool-making skills in the Novopetrovka culture, suggesting their versatile use.

Descriptions of a fluted stone mace and a button with holes demonstrate complex tool-making in the Early Neolithic period.
The fluted mace's questionable use as a fishing sinker implies it served multiple purposes, including weaponry.
Analysis reveals local production of drilled objects, illustrated by a defective tile found at the site.
Findings suggest that the Novopetrovka culture had advanced skills in creating items with holes, indicating sophisticated craftsmanship.

С. П. Нестеров (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis of stone artefacts reveals advanced tool-making skills in the Novopetrovka culture, suggesting their versatile use.

Descriptions of a fluted stone mace and a button with holes demonstrate complex tool-making in the Early Neolithic period.
The fluted mace's questionable use as a fishing sinker implies it served multiple purposes, including weaponry.
Analysis reveals local production of drilled objects, illustrated by a defective tile found at the site.
Findings suggest that the Novopetrovka culture had advanced skills in creating items with holes, indicating sophisticated craftsmanship.

С. П. Нестеров (2025) studied this question.

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