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

Finds - Aberdeen's Carmelite Friary. Query results

ID	341
Find type	Flint and lithics
Secondary find type
Generic grouping	Flint and lithics
Phase	5b
Layer	A297
Feature
Burial number
Artefact type	Core rough-out
Sub type
Blank type
Fragment
Percussion technique
Retouch type
Retouch extent
Retouch position
Raw material	Flint
Colour	Black and grey
Cortex	1
Burnt	0
Length	69.8
Width	28.2
Thickness	50
Weight	0
Comments	A flat oval pebble has been split in two by a hard blow to the centre of one broad side. At the narrow end of this break the edge has been trimmed. The piece may be an atypical scraper, but the retouch look s more like core-edge trimming.

341

Find type

Flint and lithics

Secondary find type

Generic grouping

Flint and lithics

Phase

Layer

A297

Feature

Burial number

Artefact type

Core rough-out

Sub type

Blank type

Fragment

Percussion technique

Retouch type

Retouch extent

Retouch position

Raw material

Flint

Colour

Black and grey

Cortex

Burnt

Length

69.8

Width

28.2

Thickness

Weight

Comments

A flat oval pebble has been split in two by a hard blow to the centre of one broad side. At the narrow end of this break the edge has been trimmed. The piece may be an atypical scraper, but the retouch look s more like core-edge trimming.

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