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Description: | Very light brown. Sickle made of a crude flake (showing bulbar end). The flake appears to have been originally a re-edging flake (similar to nos. 35-37). The serrated edge is worked on both faces and shows traces of friction gloss. The other lateral edge represents a wedge-shaped (but not blunt) back. It appears, also, to have been partly trimmed inversely, perhaps in preparation for hafting (?).
Level III.K.8 (1069), 14B, 1
Material: Stone
Material: Flint | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.524944 | Go to resource |
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