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Description: | Flint bladelet, possibly part of arrowhead. May have been broken off from original arrowhead. Retouching/use wear on the right hand margin dorsal view has resulted in the bladelet having been blunted obliquely. There are no signs of heat or burning.The flint is of a light grey colour and was likely derived from a local beach pebble.Bond [2004] illustrates an example on page 97, fig.A, No. C which is dated from the Mesolithic period.
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