New Acquisitions

Complete adze. Black stone. Cross-section is rectangular. Surface is ground on the blade and bruised on the butt. Front and sides of the butt are slightly reduced to form shoulders; sides taper toward poll. Bevel is demarcated by a line. Cutting edge is curved and sharp. " Kensington. Dunedin" inscription.

Broken silcrete blade, chipped at the proximal and distal ends. Mid brown and light brown in colour. Discolouration on the dorsal surface that appears to be dark soil/or charcoal? Slight to no evidence of retouch on the right side of the blade on the dorsal surface.

Broken bone pendant. Proximal end is squared off with a suspension hole drilled from each side. Distal end is curved to a point.

Complete straight fishhook point. 5 notches present at base with barb on opposite side at point end.

complete roughly oval butt, roughly rectangular blade. The surface is mostly ground with bruising on the butt and up the sides. Major differentiation between the butt and blade, a significant reduction on the front and sides of the blade to the butt creating a clear shoulder. The bevel is curved and continuous with the blade. The cutting edge is curved and irregular as well as sharp.

Romano-British wheel-made cup. Colour-coated ware.

Dressed flax. The bundle is tied with the thread holding on the accession number. The bundle is matted together.

Dressed flax. The bundle is tied with a length of thicker flax. The bundle comes to a knot at one end. The other end is loose.