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Description: | A re-edging flake, very light brown, which has been struck off the edge of an axe. The skill in striking off such a flake is shown by the great length of the flake and also by its relative thinness.
Mentioned two times in the publication, once at page 234 (35) and then again in 244 (28), same goes for the plates. The detailed record is in page 244 (28).
Also bears the following marks:
AR 30/31
28,F
I.F.3 (location as marked in excavation)
Material: Stone | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.524371 | Go to resource |
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