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Description: | Greyish brown with smokey crust where left. A fine specimen of a flaked axe with transversal re-edging applied on one edge from one face only. The flake knocked off must have been rather thick and consequently, the present cutting edge is very much removed from the symmetrical axial centre of the tool. Th other narrow end has been prepared, bu only for hafting. The latteral edges of the tool are fairly regular. One interesting feautre is that whilst one face has been carefully worked by secondary flaking, the other has hardly been touched beyond the large primary flaking (except on hafting end).
Level: 3 N 12 (1081), 24 B
Material: Stone
Material: Flint | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.523588 | Go to resource |
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