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

Finds - Aberdeen's Carmelite Friary. Query results

ID	82
Find type	Flint and lithics
Secondary find type
Generic grouping	Flint and lithics
Phase	9
Layer	A482
Feature
Burial number
Artefact type	Piece w use-wear
Sub type
Blank type	Flake
Fragment	Fragmented
Percussion technique	Soft
Retouch type	Use-wear
Retouch extent	Continuous
Retouch position	Right side
Raw material	Flint
Colour	Grey
Cortex	0
Burnt	0
Length	29.8
Width	23.4
Thickness	10.4
Weight	0
Comments	Some retouch on the dorsal ridge is probably remains of a platform-edge - recycled core? Some damage to the distal end, ventral face. The use-wear on the right lateral side is extensive.

Find type

Flint and lithics

Secondary find type

Generic grouping

Flint and lithics

Phase

Layer

A482

Feature

Burial number

Artefact type

Piece w use-wear

Sub type

Blank type

Flake

Fragment

Fragmented

Percussion technique

Soft

Retouch type

Use-wear

Retouch extent

Continuous

Retouch position

Right side

Raw material

Flint

Colour

Grey

Cortex

Burnt

Length

29.8

Width

23.4

Thickness

10.4

Weight

Comments

Some retouch on the dorsal ridge is probably remains of a platform-edge - recycled core? Some damage to the distal end, ventral face. The use-wear on the right lateral side is extensive.

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