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Kennylands, nr Reading, Berkshire, 1/11/1951
About nine feet of slightly-bedded sub-angular gravel in a tenacious reddish clay matrix.
Sharp unabraded nodules of flint lying on the chalk base of the gravel.
One thin unstained flake with slight secondary working found in the fallen material.
A thick black flake found in situ, about 5 feet from the surface. Also a small much-abraded ochreous flake., (sketch of exposed section) (drawing)

Burghfield, Berkshire
Artefact no 985 , Primitive chopping tool made from a large outside flake.
Artefact no 986 , Flake of black unpatinated flint., discarded 28.12.57
(sketch plan of site location) (drawing)




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