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"484771","DENO-2A4CD5","PAS4F22A4CD001A4F","LITHIC IMPLEMENT","","","17.54","","19.4","6.17","","1","Derby E7277","","NEOLITHIC","-3500","-2100","Lithic Implement: Incomplete small flint scraper of probable Neolithic, possibly Mesolithic, date. The flake, from which the scraper is made is a secondary flake with extensive cortex covering the dorsal face. The scraping edge is created with a series of semi-abrupt removals in a U-shaped arrangement although due to more recent damage this scraping edge is incomplete. The flint is semi-translucent and has a grey-brown patina.
Small scrapers, sometimes termed disc, button or thumbnail scrapers due to their form and micro-scrapers due to their size, have been dated to both the Mesolithic and Neolithic periods. Despite the small size of this scraper and extensive cortex coverage, indicating a possible Mesolithic date, it is felt that on balance with other finds, including cores of a similar patination, found at this site that the scraper is more likely to be Neolithic in date, c.3500-2100 BC and probably early Neolithic, c.3500-2900.","","","2012-01-27 13:21:20","2012-01-27 13:24:00","4","","1","2010-01-01","2011-02-01","","","","1","1","1","1","","","1","3","","cburrill2","Charlotte Burrill","DENO","cburrill2","Charlotte Burrill","Flint","","","","Knapped/flaked","","Incomplete","Good","Certain","MESOLITHIC","NEOLITHIC","","Metal detector","","Ms Charlotte Burrill","","Ms Charlotte Burrill","NOTTINGHAMSHIRE","","NEWARK AND SHERWOOD","","","","","SK8272","SK87SW","","","","","","North Clifton Area","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","","367090","E7277_Beige_Thumbnail_Scraper.jpg","images/cburrill2/",