@Conference Paper {10622,
	title = {Prehistoric Chipped Lithic Technology: A Southern Ontario Perspective},
	year = {2008},
	address = {Peterborough},
	abstract = {There is currently no consensus as to how lithic analyses should be undertaken and what role they can play in interpreting the archaeological record. By employing both Sullivan and Rozen{\textquoteright}s (1985) {\textquoteright}interpretation free{\textquoteright} approach to debitage analysis along with a stage reduction approach, I suggest that it is indeed possible to conduct a satisfactory lithic analysis, and that information about exchange, subsistence and settlement patterns can be obtained from this. I examine the tools and debitage from the Flying Snake site (AjGx-153) in Milton, Ontario to confirm that the site belongs to the Ontario Small Point Archaic phase (ca. 3500 - 3000 B.P.), as well as to suggest how the site fits into the Late Archaic in Ontario.},
	author = {Jordan Downey}
}
