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Description: | Light Brown (with whitish impurity).
A fabricator, or rather, a fabricator's edge which has been struck off as a flake after it had been much battered. This specimen is actually an irregular flake. What appears to be a point is due to an accidental break. Originally, the flake belong to the edge of a larger piece. The edge was used for tool-making until it got much battered and the flake was struck off and a new fabricating edge obtained. In spite of the slight impurity, the flint of this specimen is of fine quality.
Level IF1, 7M, AR 30,31
Material: Stone | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.524344 | Go to resource |
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