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Wangford Warren, Suffolk, 1/9/1951
Artefact no 970 , A scraper from Weeting. Patinated blue-white.
Presented by Mr Ziffel of the parish.

Swanscombe, Kent, 17/9/1951
Normal section of lower-middle gravel exposed. A few flakes, a very rough ochreous chopping tool (probably derived from older gravel) and a flattish, triangular artifact, very roughly chipped.

Westcott: Squires Farm, Surrey, 27/9/1951
Artefact no 971 , Thick flake made into a scraper.
Artefact no 972 , Symmetrical flake of grey-white flint.
Artefact no 973 , Small scraper.
Artefact no 974 , Flake with small notch near one end.
Artefact no 975 , Point of a microlith.




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