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Description: | Very light chocolate with dim orange crust on flat face.
A relatively thick triangular plane with one face worked all over, and the other made of a flat natural surface which was untouched except for a slightly flat flaking near the pointed end. The working edge of the tool (forming the base of the traingle) has a scar about its middle, which has been produced by some violent and unintentional pressure flaking from the direction of the flat face. The scar had no effect at all on the flat surface of the plane. It is probable that it was produced by the use of the tool for scraping inwards (i.e. towards the user) with the flat face standing almost vertically and also facing the user.
Area II M14. 20,C
Material: Stone | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.523606 | Go to resource |
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