Rather heavy chert perforators from core flakes

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Object Number 47-3-10/27825

Display Title Rather heavy chert perforators from core flakes

Descriptions

Object Description Rather heavy chert perforators from core flakes

Department Archaeological

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / Canada / Saskatchewan

Additional Geographic Terms Aneroid, 4 miles north of

Provenance

Provenance Mr. D. J. McKillop (1930-1940)

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PrimaryMedia	Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
Image Not Available for Stone flakes - perforators made from flat chips	47-3-10/27817	Stone flakes - perforators made from flat chips		Saskatchewan
	37-11-50/2007	6 chert flakes used as scrapers; 2 flakes retouched as hollow scrapers	Scraper	Senegal
	07-56-40/72530	Stone, chipped stone chipping debris, flakes, triangular, perforators?	Perforator	Laugene Haute
	32-52-60/32	2 flint perforators; 2 crude flint flakes	Raw Material Perforator	Palestine
	01-38-10/69765	Chipped stone, flakes, blades, unifaces, biface, scrapers, perforators, triangular projectile points, ovate projectile point	Flake Uniface Spokeshave Triangular Projectile Point Scraper Blade Ovate Projectile Point Perforator Biface Projectile Point Chipping debris	Madisonville
	37-74-50/2178	12 flint & chert heavy Levallois type flakes slightly retouched as side scrapers	Scraper	Tit Mellil
	32-52-60/15	10 small flint flakes and perforators	Edged Tools Raw Material	Palestine
	87-60-10/A999	Chipped stone, scrapers, flakes, perforators, projectile points, and bifaces	Stemmed Projectile Point Side-Notched Projectile Point Ovate biface Perforator Corner-Notched Projectile Point Triangular Projectile Point Projectile Point Scraper Flake	Serpent Mound Park
	37-11-50/1917	39 heavy chert flakes, used as side scrapers	Scraper	Senegal
Image Not Available for Chert core, 2 unused chert flakes; chert flake retouched as scraper	37-11-50/1998	Chert core, 2 unused chert flakes; chert flake retouched as scraper	Casual core	#2
Image Not Available for 1 quartz core from which flakes have been detached; 1 small flake of chert	45-33-50/5974	1 quartz core from which flakes have been detached; 1 small flake of chert	Casual core	Angola
	37-11-50/2011	2 chert perforators	Perforator	Senegal

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