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1 All worked flint and burnt stone
Great Bowden All worked flint and burnt stone Burnt Stone Primary Flakes Secondary Flakes Tertiary Flakes Blades Scraper Flake Cores Chips N

2 Great Bowden Burnt Stone Burnt Stone N

3 Primary Flakes (plough struck?)
Great Bowden Primary Flakes (plough struck?) Primary Flake N

4 Great Bowden Secondary Flakes Secondary Flakes N

5 Great Bowden Tertiary Flakes Tertiary Flakes N

6 Great Bowden Blades Blades N

7 Scraper (on a natural flake)
Great Bowden Scraper (on a natural flake) Scraper N

8 Great Bowden Flake cores Flake Cores N

9 Great Bowden Flint Chips Chips N

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