New Acquisitions

complete Rectangular at the blade becoming oval at the butt. The surface is mostly ground with some bruising on the front and one side. There are several chips missing. Minor differentiation between the butt and the blade, blade narrows towards the butt. The bevel is distinguishable from the blade by a slight line. The bevel is straight. The cutting edge is slightly curved, sharp but lightly chipped.

Complete silcrete blade that is mid grey and mid blue in colour. It has a section of the cortex remaining on the proper left margin of the dorsal surface. There is flaking on the dorsal surface.

Complete silcrete flake, that is dark grey and mid grey in colour. It has unifacial retouching on the proper left margin of the dorsal surface. There are flake scars across the dorsal surface.

Broken stone knife with distal portion remaining. Cutting edge is sharp. Both sides are ground. Slight bevel on one side.

Broken stone knife with proximal portion remaining. One side is ground, the other bruised. Haft is flat

Complete silcrete flake that is mid grey and light grey in colour. There is a section of the cortex present near the termination. There is flaking on the ventral surface and on the proper right margin of the lateral margin.

Complete silcrete blade that is light grey and dark grey in colour. The proper right margin is widest at the proximal end then has a sharp reduction towards the termination. There is a flake scar on the dorsal surface near the proximal end.

Complete silcrete blade that is cream and light grey in colour. The termination is wider than the striking platform.

Broken silcrete blade that is mid grey and light grey in colour and has the proximal portion present. There is unifacial retouching on the proper right margin of the dorsal surface.

Broken, silcrete blade that is mid brown and mid grey in colour. It has the proximal portion remaining. There are flake scars across the dorsal surface and some minor retouching on all margins.

Chert lake that is light grey and white in colour. It has flaking across two of the surfaces but no retouching or cortex.

Circular chert core with flake scars across all surfaces. It Is light grey and light brown in colour. There is no cortex.