Stone flake knives

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Object Number 38-87-10/18311

Display Title Stone flake knives

Descriptions

Object Description Stone flake knives

Inventory Description Chipping waste

Department Archaeological

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Texas / Taylor County

Intrasite Surface

Additional Geographic Terms McLean Site, west of; South slopes and gullies; mountain, south of

Quantity 2

Provenance

Provenance Dr. Cyrus N. Ray (1938)

Provenance Prof. Kirk Bryan (1938)

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Image Not Available for Large stone flake knives or scrapers	38-87-10/18267	Large stone flake knives or scrapers		Taylor County
	36-96-50/2356	4 quartzite trimming flakes - 2 of which show signs of use as knives or scrapers	Chipping debris	Walasi
	12-10-40/E1529	Knives and flakes	Chipping debris	Italy
	45-18-10/27681	Chipped stone knives and-or scrapers, utilized flakes, etc	Edged Tools Raw Material	Site 6
Image Not Available for 2 indurated shale scrapers or knives - old flakes slightly weathered and patinat	37-11-50/1980	2 indurated shale scrapers or knives - old flakes slightly weathered and patinat	Scraper	Senegal
Image Not Available for Broken stone knives	38-87-10/18314	Broken stone knives		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Bifacial stone scrapers or heavy knives	38-87-10/18265	Bifacial stone scrapers or heavy knives		Taylor County
Image Not Available for Flakes and knives	12-10-40/E1993	Flakes and knives	Chipping debris	Sweden
Image Not Available for 38 large obsidian flake implements - showing signs of use, probably as knives an	34-103-50/314	38 large obsidian flake implements - showing signs of use, probably as knives an	Chipping debris	Ethiopia
	33-102-10/4645	Flake knives	Blade	Pendleton Ruin
	37-10-40/3765	17 typical flint flakes - some showing signs of use - knives, scrapers, or perfo	Chipped Stone	England
	45-18-10/27691	Flake implements - scraper-knives	Scraper Raw Material	Site 12

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