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Chert Fragment, Lockerbie
Edge-retouched knife on a fine long blade of honey-coloured flint, presumably imported as blue-grey
Flint, Lockerbie
Flake of flint, sheered and split off due to heat, from a Bronze Age cremation burial at Lockerbie A
Flint, Lockerbie
Plano-convex flint blade, from the excavation of a Neolithic hall at Lockerbie Academy.
Pottery Sherd, Luce Sands
A thick pottery sherd found at Luce Bay. This rim section has a fine composition with black matrix a
Storage Pot, Beckton Farm
Description A quarter of a large pot reconstructed from several sherds. The inner rim is decorated w
Flint Fragments, Luce Sands
This flint fragment has evidence of having been worked intensely around its edges. Neolithic flintwo
Flint fragment, Luce Sands
This selection of flint fragments have evidence of having been worked intensely around their edges.
Flint Fragments, Luce Sands
This selection of flint fragments have evidence of having been worked intensely around their edges.
Scraper, worked flint fragments
This selection of flint scrapers from the Hornel Trust are objects which has evidence of having been
Stone Axehead Flake
This object is a fine grained, greenish grey stone axehead flake, and shows part of the process used
Stone Fragment, Cumbria
This large worked fragment of greenish grey volcanic tuff was used in the making of stone axeheads a
Stone axehead, Stoneykirk
Stone axeheads were surprisingly efficient. Fitted to a shaft of wood, antler or bone they could be
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