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Description: | Light brown, finely finished flake axe with no tranversal re-edging on either of its ends. The end at the bottom, however, is better finished and seems to have been the cutting edge. The opposite end has a slightly zigzag outline, though it has been thinned (by longitudinal flaking) presumably fr hafting. The lateral edges are fairly straight, but in the lower part of the tool they converge inwards towards the cutting edge. This renders the tool better suited for cleaving.
Unstratified (cultivation) 6A
Material: Stone
Material: Flint | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.523563 | Go to resource |
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