Traces of turquoise-blue pigment remain visible on the cheeks and chin.
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Traces of turquoise-blue pigment remain visible on the cheeks and chin.
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"Flint, sub tri-angular, bifacially worked flake, use unknown. Three convex sides with rounded corners. Mainly dark brown flint but traces of earlier patinated flake scars....."
Possibly Late Neolithic / Early Bronze Age.
"Flint, sub tri-angular, bifacially worked flake, use unknown. Three convex sides with rounded corners. Mainly dark brown flint but traces of earlier patinated flake scars....."
Possibly Late Neolithic / Early Bronze Age.