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Description: | Light brown. Rectangular blade-sickle with steep backing. The serration on the lateral working edge is produced by notches from both faces (thought mainly from the upper one). The two narrow ends are squared; One by trimming of the upper face, The other by trimming on the lower, flat one. It is possible that the latter end was accidentally broken and then retouched inversely. As the implment has a steep back, its cross section is an elongated triangle. That the implement has been much utilized is shown by the gloss on the working edge and the somewhat smoothed condition of the teeth.
Level: I.M.10, 14b, 9, 5K
Material: Stone
Material: Flint | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.525210 | Go to resource |
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