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1 N Potton 2012 1 2 3+ 17 Burnt Stone Secondary Flake Tertiary Blade 9 5
17 Burnt Stone Secondary Flake Tertiary Blade 9 5 6 10 7 1 15 22 23 20 8 11 12 N 19 26 3 24 14 21 2 18 13 16 25 4 27

2 Potton 2012 17 Burnt Stone 9 5 6 10 7 1 15 22 23 20 8 11 N 19 26 3 24 14 21 2 18 13 16 25 4 27

3 N Potton 2012 1 2 3+ 17 Secondary Flake 9 6 10 7 1 15 22 23 20 8 12 19
Secondary Flake 9 6 10 7 1 15 22 23 20 8 12 N 19 26 3 24 14 21 2 18 13 16 25 4 27

4 N Potton 2012 1 2 3+ 17 Tertiary Flake 9 6 10 7 1 15 22 23 20 8 11 12
Tertiary Flake 9 6 10 7 1 15 22 23 20 8 11 12 N 19 26 3 24 14 21 2 18 13 16 25 4 27

5 Potton 2012 17 Blade 9 6 10 7 1 15 22 23 20 8 12 N 19 26 3 24 14 21 2 18 13 16 25 4 27

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