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Morphological Characterization of Prehistoric Stone Artefacts

The present discussion aims at the exposition of the nature and extent as well as the promulgative insight on the identification of the prehistoric stone tools, which are categoried on the superficial typological, functional and technological characters by their degree of generalising perceptions. Instant identification of stone tools by the archaeologists seems not on the Prehistoric authors' idiosyncratic way of compliance with tool knapping but by the regular, rational choice of the formers' 'characterizing of character'. In understanding the integrated action-orientation of the attributes leading towards identification of stone artefacts, different scores with their rankings have been categorically utilised on the basis of which the influencing factors for stone tool perception are attempted to comprehend, which reveals that typological attribute happens to be the most co11cemetl one in tool identification.