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1 Test pit locations and key to Lithics identified
Southwold & Reydon 2014 Test pit locations and key to Lithics identified 2 1 18 8 14 12 4 5 15 9 13 10 11 7 16 N Burnt Stone Primary Flakes Secondary Flakes Tertiary Flakes Irregular Waste Blades 17

2 Burnt Stone Distribution
Southwold & Reydon 2014 Burnt Stone Distribution 2 18 8 13 N Burnt Stone 17

3 Primary Flakes Distribution
Southwold & Reydon 2014 Primary Flakes Distribution 2 1 18 8 14 12 4 5 15 9 13 10 11 7 16 N Primary Flint Flakes

4 Secondary Flake Distribution
Southwold & Reydon 2014 Secondary Flake Distribution 2 1 18 8 14 12 4 15 13 10 7 N Secondary Flint Flakes 17

5 Tertiary Flake Distribution
Southwold & Reydon 2014 Tertiary Flake Distribution 2 18 8 14 12 15 9 13 10 7 16 N Tertiary Flint Flakes

6 Irregular Flint Waste Distribution
Southwold & Reydon 2014 Irregular Flint Waste Distribution 18 8 12 4 5 15 9 13 10 11 7 N Irregular flint waste distribution 17

7 N Southwold & Reydon 2014 Blade Distribution 1 2-4 5+ 2 1 18 8 14 12 5
15 9 13 10 11 16 N Blades 17

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