What is another word for debitage?
Pronunciation: [dˈɛbɪtɪd͡ʒ] (IPA) 
Debitage is a term used in archaeology, referring to the leftover pieces of stone that result from the manufacture of stone tools. While this term is specific to the field of archaeology, there are several synonyms that can be used in general language. Some of these synonyms include:
1. Stone flakes: This refers to the thin and elongated pieces of stones that are formed during the process of making stone tools.
2. Lithic debris: This is a broader term than debitage and includes all the discarded stone debris found at a site, including tools, debitage, and other stone artifacts.
3. Knapping waste: This is a term used to describe the residual flakes and fragments created during the flintknapping process.
4. Chipping debris: This describes the fragments of stone removed as chips from larger rocks during tool production.
