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Object Number
36-50-40/3617
Display Title
Flint tranchet -graver
Descriptions
Inventory Description
Chipped stone, edged tool, triangular, worked to a flat point at edge
Classification
- Edged Tools
Department
Archaeological
Culture
- Mousterian
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Europe
/
France
Intrasite
Upper Level (couche inferieure)
Additional Geographic Terms
Dordogne; Station of Sandougne; Tabaterie; Commune; La Gonterie
Materials
Stone
Dimensions
Overall: 3.7 × 2.2 × 0.8 cm (1 7/16 × 7/8 × 5/16 in.)
Quantity
1
Label on object
36-50-40/3617; C.S
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| |
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France
| |
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|
France
| |
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Raw Material |
Sussex
| |
| 41-31-40/5531 | Flint tranchet axe |
Axe
|
Denmark
| |
| 41-31-40/5533 | Flint tranchet axe |
Adze
|
Denmark
| |
| 41-31-40/5532 | Flint tranchet axe |
Adze
|
Denmark
| |
| 38-90-40/4646 | 2 flint tranchet flakes removed when sharpening axes |
Blade
|
Sussex
| |
| 16-61-40/E1895.1 | Celts of Campigny type, so-called "tranchets" |
Axe
|
France
| |
| 07-56-40/72519 | Stone, chipped stone edged tools, scrapers, gravers, blade fragments |
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|
Dordogne
Le Moustier | |
| 40-102-40/5513 | 2 flint tranchets |
Axe
|
Holland
| |
| 16-61-40/E1895 | Celts of Campigny type, so-called "tranchets" |
Uniface
|
France
|