Noun:

অমার্জিত ব্যক্তি,

knappers শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ এর উদাহরণ:

দারূবৃক্ষবিশেষ  মালয়েশিয়া Harimau Malaya মালয়ের বাঘ  মালদ্বীপ লাল অমার্জিত ব্যক্তি  মঙ্গোলিয়া Хөх чононууд নীল নেকড়ে  মিয়ানমার সোনালী বাঘ সাদা স্বর্গদূত ।

knappers's Usage Examples:

copper or brass tip, but early knappers could have used antler tines or a pointed wooden punch; traditionalist knappers still use antler tines and copper-tipped.

It seemed apparent that the Neolithic flint knappers had re-used older Acheulean tools and that the site had been a factory.

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Four of the knappers produced flakes using both directions (right-struck and left-struck).

Three knappers used the same direction all.

However flint knappers suffered from silicosis, known as Knappers Rot due to the inhalation of flint dust.

The stones for the exterior were hand knapped by master flint knappers, John Lord and Simon Williams in Norfolk.

After his first decade of work, he studied with such Master-level flint knappers as Don Crabtree, Gene Titmus, François Bordes, J.

a tendency for knappers to choose planforms with a specific surface morphology.

In other words, they conclude that Levallois knappers cared less about.

The Boxgrove knappers also left behind large lithic flakes leftover from making hand axes, possibly.

individual variation of the artifact maker; in his example, three different knappers all using bipolar core reduction have different percentages of size grade.

These knappers flaked off pieces of cores made of basalt, phonolite, and trachyphonolite.

Kaiser, Timothy, and Stašo Forenbaher (1999) Adriatic sailors and stone knappers: Palagruža in the 3rd millennium BC.

actually more social dynamic and with much negotiation between lithic knappers, the common measure attributes, such as retouched scar, form of flake and.

"Knowledge transmission and apprentice flint-knappers in the Acheulo-Yabrudian: A case study from Qesem Cave, Israel".