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Gift of the American School of Prehistoric Research in Europe, Ales Hrdlicka, Director, 1924

Accession Lot

  • Object[59]
  • no[1]
  • yes[58]
  • no[59]
  • european[59]
  • axe[2]
  • blade[2]
  • bone[1]
  • cast[1]
  • core[1]
  • end scraper[2]
  • flake[9]
  • flint[5]
  • fragment[2]
  • grattoir burin[1]
  • hand axe[2]
  • hearth[2]
  • keeled scraper[1]
  • knife[1]
  • laurel leaf point[4]
  • microlith[1]
  • microliths[3]
  • nucleiform scraper[1]
  • nucleus (lithic)[1]
  • nucleus fragment[1]
  • pick[4]
  • point[5]
  • point fragment[1]
  • scraper[3]
  • scraper-burin[1]
  • side scraper[14]
  • soil[1]
  • amiens[1]
  • artins[1]
  • belgium[23]
  • charente[12]
  • chm mesvin[11]
  • couillet[4]
  • dordogne[7]
  • europe[3]
  • expl. hardenpont[2]
  • france[33]
  • la quina[12]
  • lanauve[2]
  • laugerie basse[4]
  • roches de sergeac[1]
  • saint-acheul[4]
  • somme[5]
  • spiennes[20]
  • st. symphorien[3]
  • trouille valley[20]
  • aurignacian[2]
  • magdalenian[3]
  • middle acheulian[6]
  • middle mousterian[1]
  • modern[1]
  • mousterian[3]
  • neolithic[13]
  • paleolithic[3]
  • solutrean[6]
  • upper mousterian[9]
  • aurignacian[2]
  • magdalenian[3]
  • middle acheulian[6]
  • middle mousterian[1]
  • mousterian[3]
  • neolithic[13]
  • paleolithic[3]
  • solutrean[6]
  • upper mousterian[9]
  • "pile"?[1]
  • b2[4]
  • c2[2]
  • c3[1]
  • bone[2]
  • flint[59]
  • plaster[1]
flint

1 - 30 of 59 Records

EU1362C

EU1362C

Flake

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EU1368

EU1368

Side Scraper

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EU1364C

EU1364C

Flint

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EU1404A

EU1404A

Microlith

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EU1411

EU1411

Side Scraper

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EU1406A

EU1406A

Axe

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EU1402C

EU1402C

Laurel Leaf Point

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EU1405D

EU1405D

Pick

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EU1362D

EU1362D

Scraper

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EU1363A

EU1363A

Point

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EU1374

EU1374

Hand Axe

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EU1402B

EU1402B

Laurel Leaf Point

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EU1412

EU1412

Flake

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EU1397A

EU1397A

Nucleus (Lithic)

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EU1407

EU1407

Point (uncertain)

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EU1405B

EU1405B

Pick

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EU1406B

EU1406B

Axe

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EU1372

EU1372

Flake

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EU1380

EU1380

Side Scraper

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EU1362E

EU1362E

Flake

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EU1397B

EU1397B

Nucleiform Scraper

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EU1364A

EU1364A

Flake

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EU1366

EU1366

Flint

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EU1415

EU1415

Hearth

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EU1424

EU1424

Keeled Scraper

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EU1410

EU1410

Blade

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EU1409

EU1409

Blade

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EU1405C

EU1405C

Pick

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EU1367

EU1367

Flake

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EU1373

EU1373

Flake

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EU1362B

EU1362B

Flint

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EU1402A

EU1402A

Laurel Leaf Point

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