Flint scraper, Caldons Hill

Caldons Hill, Stoneykirk
An oval scraper on a flake of brown flint.  Retouch around much of edge.   Large scrapers like this were multi-purpose tools used for cutting, scraping and cleaning bone, wood and animal hide.
Object no :
SMAH 059
Collection :
The Selby Antiquarian Collection
Creator :
NA
Place of Production :
NA
Dimensions :
Length: 36mm
Materials :
Flint
Location :
Caldons Hill, Stoneykirk
Accession number :
WIWMS 2004.06.84
Copyright :
Dumfries & Galloway Council
2 Fmedia2 F10495282 Fsmah059 2003 06 84 flint scraper caldons hill

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