MyLibraryZotero5Péntek, AttilaKirály, AttilaIf These Stones Could Talk – An attempt to enlighten a four-variable archaeological problem. Two macro-blades from Paraburdoo (Pilbara Region, Western Australia)From tea leaves to leaf-shaped tools. Studies in honour of Zsolt Mester on his sixtieth birthdayLitikum Könyvtár (Litikum books)From tea leaves to leaf-shaped tools. Studies in honour of Zsolt Mester on his sixtieth birthday281-2962BasaltWestern Australia“Leilira” macro-blade20232023BudapestLithic Research Roundtable & Institute of Archaeological Sciences, Eötvös Loránd UniversityThe following article presents two chipped stone blades held by the author. The blades, in the company of other chipped lithic artefacts, were sold at the International Mineral Exchange in Hamburg in the mid-1990s. There was an accompanying notice to the blades, with additional information in incorrect German language: “Aboriginals Artefakten Jung Paläolithikum 15.000 bis 9.500 v, Chr. Steingeräte mit typische Levallois technique (abschläge) - F.O. UA. DINGO POOL bei PARABURDOO in Nord West Australien nach A. Wouters 1989.” However, there are several vague questions about both the supposed archaeological site and the reference to a person named A. Wouters and the so-called Levallois technique cited. Below we will try to take a closer look at these details.Englishhttps://doi.org/10.23898/litikumsi02a13