- Mesolithic/ early Neolithic endscraper on blade
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- Flint scraper, 3g, 41 x 14 x 6(max)mm
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- Edwin Lambert
- 7-10-2019
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- End scraper on a blade. 3.3g. Complete. Mode of percussion = Soft hammer>5mm. Mesolithic / early Neolithic. Made on a relatively small blade. It has a convex scraper edge at the distal end made with invasive retouch. It has parallel unidirectional dorsal scars, and is moderately small, which suggests affinities with Mesolithic flint work. It measures 38.9 x 19.7 x 5.4mm. (Dr JT Hogue, February 2020).
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- Edwin Lambert
- 29-4-2020
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- Mesolithic/ early Neolithic complete endscraper on blade with a soft hammer, >5mm, as the mode of percussion. It has a convex scraper edge at the distal end made with invasive retouch with parallel unidirectional dorsal scars, and is moderately small, which suggests affinities with Mesolithic flint work. (Dr JT Hogue, February 2020). It measures 38.9 x 19.7 x 5.4mm weighing 3.3g
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- David Wallace
- 18-12-2020
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From Context
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Context: ELM_7003
- Chalky rubble spread
- Richard Barnsley
- 20-8-2019
- Josh Hogue 21-8-2019