Finds - Aberdeen's Carmelite Friary. Query results. Cameron et al. Internet Archaeol. 52.

Finds - Aberdeen's Carmelite Friary. Query results

ID	216
Find type	Flint and lithics
Secondary find type
Generic grouping	Flint and lithics
Phase	9
Layer	A458
Feature
Burial number
Artefact type	Short end-scraper
Sub type
Blank type	Blade
Fragment	Distal
Percussion technique	Platform
Retouch type	Fine retouch
Retouch extent	Continuous
Retouch position	Distal/both sides
Raw material	Flint
Colour	Orange
Cortex	0
Burnt	0
Length	17.4
Width	11
Thickness	4.5
Weight	0
Comments	Convex steep scraper-edge. The right side of the scraper-edge has been broken off, and attempts were made to repair the damage. Right lateral side fully retouched. A large notch has been retouched in the left lateral side.
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216

Find type

Flint and lithics

Secondary find type

Generic grouping

Flint and lithics

Phase

Layer

A458

Feature

Burial number

Artefact type

Short end-scraper

Sub type

Blank type

Blade

Fragment

Distal

Percussion technique

Platform

Retouch type

Fine retouch

Retouch extent

Continuous

Retouch position

Distal/both sides

Raw material

Flint

Colour

Orange

Cortex

Burnt

Length

17.4

Width

Thickness

4.5

Weight

Comments

Convex steep scraper-edge. The right side of the scraper-edge has been broken off, and attempts were made to repair the damage. Right lateral side fully retouched. A large notch has been retouched in the left lateral side.

Illustration

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