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1990
GIJN, A. L. van., The wear and tear of flint, principles of functional analysis applied to Dutch neolithic assemblages, Analecta Praehistorica Leidensia, vol. 22, Leiden, Universiteit Leiden, 1990.
1989
GIJN, A. L. van., "A functional analysis of the Belvedere flints", From find scatters to early hominid behaviour. A study of Middle Paleolithic riverside settlements at Maastricht-Belvedere (The Netherlands)(thesis), no. 21, Leiden, Universiteit Leiden, pp. xx-xx, 1989.
PLISSON, H., and A. L. van. GIJN, "La traceologie; mode d'emploi", L'Anthropologie, vol. 93, pp. 631-642, 1989.
1988
GIJN, A. L. van., "The use of Bronze age flint sickles in the Netherlands: a preliminary report", Industries lithiques: tracéologie et technologie, vol. 411:1, Oxford, pp. 197-218, 1988.
1986
UNRATH, G., L. R. OWEN, A. L. van. GIJN, E. H. MOSS, H. PLISSON, and et al, "An evaluation of microwear studies: a multi-analyst approach", Early Man News. Newsletter of Human Palaeoecology, vol. 9/10/11, Tübingen, pp. 117-176, plates 30-56, 1986.
GIJN, A. L. van., "Fish polish, fact and fiction", Early Man News. Newsletter of Human Palaeoecology, vol. 9/10/11, Tübingen, pp. 13-28, 1986.
1984
GIJN, A. L. van., Preliminary report of the microwear analysis of the flint of Vlaardingen 11, Leidschendam 4 and Voorschoten 17 (internal report IPP), Amsterdam, Instituut voor Prae- en Protohistorie, 1984.
1983
GIJN, A. L. van., An extraction camp at Oldeboorn: a study of the flint assemblage (internal report BAI), Groningen, Biologisch Archeologisch Instituut, 1983.

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