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Lithic technology is a category for books focused on the making, use, and analysis of stone tools in archaeology and anthropology. It spans practical guides to flintknapping and experimental replication; methodological works on raw material sourcing, reduction sequences, typology, debitage and refitting; and analytical approaches such as use-wear and residue analysis, along with the geology of toolstone. Titles include global case studies from the Paleolithic onward that link artifacts to procurement and exchange, mobility, learning, and cultural transmission. Aimed at students, researchers, and avocational knappers, these books use stone artifacts to reconstruct past technologies and human behaviors.

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