Definition of biface in English:

biface

noun ˈbʌɪfeɪsˈbīfās

Archaeology

A type of prehistoric stone implement flaked on both faces.
〔考古〕两面器（史前时期的一种石器，两面都经凿、削加工）
Example sentencesExamples
- One twelve-year-old was buried with a range of grave goods including a stone biface, bone awls, a shark's tooth, and barbed bone points.
- Our data indicate that much of the jasper was carried away from the quarry as potential flake tools, flake blanks, and bifaces.
- Early and middle stage bifaces also probably served as preforms for later stage bifaces and/or as easily transportable bifacial cores.
- In general, these are relatively thick and crudely flaked lanceolate bifaces with slightly expanding stems.
- The stone tools included 16 bifaces, one uniface side scraper, 16 modified flakes, and six cores.

Definition of biface in US English:

biface

nounˈbīfās

Archaeology

A type of prehistoric stone implement flaked on both faces.
〔考古〕两面器（史前时期的一种石器，两面都经凿、削加工）
Example sentencesExamples
- In general, these are relatively thick and crudely flaked lanceolate bifaces with slightly expanding stems.
- The stone tools included 16 bifaces, one uniface side scraper, 16 modified flakes, and six cores.
- One twelve-year-old was buried with a range of grave goods including a stone biface, bone awls, a shark's tooth, and barbed bone points.
- Our data indicate that much of the jasper was carried away from the quarry as potential flake tools, flake blanks, and bifaces.
- Early and middle stage bifaces also probably served as preforms for later stage bifaces and/or as easily transportable bifacial cores.

单词	biface
释义	Definition of biface in English: biface noun ˈbʌɪfeɪsˈbīfās Archaeology A type of prehistoric stone implement flaked on both faces. 〔考古〕两面器（史前时期的一种石器，两面都经凿、削加工） Example sentencesExamples One twelve-year-old was buried with a range of grave goods including a stone biface, bone awls, a shark's tooth, and barbed bone points. Our data indicate that much of the jasper was carried away from the quarry as potential flake tools, flake blanks, and bifaces. Early and middle stage bifaces also probably served as preforms for later stage bifaces and/or as easily transportable bifacial cores. In general, these are relatively thick and crudely flaked lanceolate bifaces with slightly expanding stems. The stone tools included 16 bifaces, one uniface side scraper, 16 modified flakes, and six cores. Definition of biface in US English: biface nounˈbīfās Archaeology A type of prehistoric stone implement flaked on both faces. 〔考古〕两面器（史前时期的一种石器，两面都经凿、削加工） Example sentencesExamples In general, these are relatively thick and crudely flaked lanceolate bifaces with slightly expanding stems. The stone tools included 16 bifaces, one uniface side scraper, 16 modified flakes, and six cores. One twelve-year-old was buried with a range of grave goods including a stone biface, bone awls, a shark's tooth, and barbed bone points. Our data indicate that much of the jasper was carried away from the quarry as potential flake tools, flake blanks, and bifaces. Early and middle stage bifaces also probably served as preforms for later stage bifaces and/or as easily transportable bifacial cores.
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