Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

Las laminas y laminitas

English translation:

Blades and bladelets

Added to glossary by martamp
Sep 5, 2010 09:38
13 yrs ago
Spanish term

Las laminas y laminitas

Spanish to English Other Archaeology rockshelters
Las laminas y laminitas constituyen en las diversas ocupaciones alrededor del 1% de la muestra y se documenta únicamente a partir de la ocupación IV.2.

Before this the author lists other minral resources managed during archaeological occupations. What I can't find is the exact nomenclature for "laminas y laminitas"...."chips and???"
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Sep 16, 2010 15:52: martamp Created KOG entry

Discussion

Hola Laminae???? Laminae
comprising of layers of minerals;

Randgold Resources - Glossary of terms - [ Traducir esta página ]Kriging. an interpolation method that minimises the estimation error in the determination of mineral resources;. Laminae. comprising of layers of minerals; ...
www.randgoldresources.com/randgold/content/.../page7045 - En caché

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Blades and bladelets

Those are the right terms if you are speaking about lithic industry, flint knapping, etc., as I suppose you are
Example sentence:

Blade-bladelet industries are found all over the subcontinent of India

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agree Carrie Comer : good point. if you're talking about lithic industry this is definitely the right answer. gracias por la buena respuesta--mejor que la mia!
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Laminas and thinner layers

http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/328720/lamina

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Note added at 1 hr (2010-09-05 10:54:25 GMT)
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The term lamina is sometimes applied to a unit less than one centimetre in thickness. Thus, lamination consists of thin units ...
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sheets and flakes

when talking about mineral deposits, especially in an archaeological dig, these are the terms I would use.
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