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Description: | Flint blade, sub-rectangular in plan, needle-like in profile and sub-triangular in section. It is snapped at the dorsal and proximal ends. Both lateral margins are sharp but there is no clear evidence of retouch. Tiny nicks may indicate use-wear. The flint is pale grey and is classed as tertiary because of the lack of cortex.Mercer (1981) shows a similar example, though classed as a flake, on page 129, Figure 56, Number L97.
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