In later periods tanged Havelte-type points appear, sometimes described as most of all a northwestern phenomenon.
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This notwithstanding, the term still usefully denotes the presence of tanged tools in North African Middle Stone Age assemblages.
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This method permitted the working of delicate slivers of flint to make light projectiles and even elaborate barbed and tanged arrowheads.
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Tanged tools persisted in North Africa until around 30, 000 years ago, with the youngest sites located in the Maghreb.
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For example, bifacial leaf points are found widely across North Africa in assemblages that lack tanged tools and Levallois flakes and cores are near ubiquitous.
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This corresponds with the notion that " tanged point cultures " such as " Brommian " or " Aller�d and were closely associated with reindeer hunting.
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Spike lutes are common in West Africa, as are tanged lutes, instruments in which the handle does not extend all the way through the resonator.
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The Krivoluchie grave, which Gimbutas viewed as that of a chief, contained a long flint dagger and tanged arrowheads, all carefully retouched on both faces.
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The Aterian is primarily distinguished through the presence of tanged or pedunculated tools, and is named after the type site of Bir el Ater, south of Annaba.
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Alternatively, flint artefacts of Bromme tanged-point groups is considered to prelude the techno-complex of the Ahrensburg culture and would point to the provenience of Ahrensburg from Bromme culture.
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