- Early to late Neolithic / early bronze age red coloured flint scraper tool
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Interpretation
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- Flint scrapper
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- Margaret Davidson
- 22-8-2019
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- Flint = 19g, 47 x 31 x 12mm
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- Edwin Lambert
- 24-10-2019
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- End scraper on flake. (18.8g). Complete. Mode of percussion = Hard hammer. Early to late Neolithic / early bronze age. made on distinctive mottled brownish-red flint flake. It has a well-made convex scraper at the distal end formed by abrupt retouch. It has some modification along both margins, although removals appear fresher and likely reflect post-depositional edge damage. It has unidirectional elongated convergent dorsal scars, possible indicating closer affinities with the earlier Neolithic. 48.1 x 32.8 x 14.7mm. (Dr JT Hogue, February 2020)
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- Edwin Lambert
- 29-4-2020
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- Early to late Neolithic / early bronze age red coloured end scraper on flake, complete flint scraper tool. Made on distinctive mottled brownish-red flint flake, it has a well-made convex scraper at the distal end formed by abrupt retouch. Some modification along both margins, although removals appear fresher and likely reflect post-depositional edge damage. It has unidirectional elongated convergent dorsal scars, possible indicating closer affinities with the earlier Neolithic. (Dr JT Hogue, February 2020) 48.1 x 32.8 x 14.7mm. (18.8g)
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- David Wallace
- 18-12-2020
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From Context
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Context: ELM_8002
- Mid orangey brown soil with chalk inclusions at SW of trench
- Mark Pickard
- 20-8-2019
- Margaret Davidson 22-8-2019