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Beggs, Virginia C. Palaeolithic Industries. Philadelphia: The University Museum, 1940.

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  • Object[8]
  • yes[8]
  • no[8]
  • european[8]
  • flake[2]
  • hand axe[3]
  • hand-axe[2]
  • handaxe[1]
  • abbeville[1]
  • france[5]
  • moulin-quignon[1]
  • northern france[3]
  • saint-acheul[6]
  • somme[4]
  • abbevillian[8]
  • clactonian i[2]
  • abbevillian[8]
  • clactonian i[2]
  • 40 metre terrace[1]
  • 40 metre terrace?[2]
  • alluvial of 3rd terrace[1]
  • flint[8]
  • yes[8]
abbevillian

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EU2443

EU2443

Handaxe

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EU1767

EU1767

Flake

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EU2440

EU2440

Hand-Axe

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EU1805A

EU1805A

Hand Axe

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EU2444

EU2444

Hand-Axe

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87-39-953

87-39-953

Hand Axe

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EU1739A

EU1739A

Hand Axe

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EU1757

EU1757

Flake

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