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| *****SWAAG_ID***** | 174 |
| Date Entered | 16/04/2011 |
| Updated on | 05/01/2012 |
| Recorded by | Ric Carter |
| Category | Lithic Find / Scatter |
| Record Type | Archaeology |
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| Site Description | |
| Site Access | Public Footpath |
| Record Date | 08/04/2011 |
| Location | Ellerton Abbey |
| Civil Parish | Ellerton Abbey |
| Brit. National Grid | Hidden |
| Altitude | 169m |
| Geology | See below |
| Record Name | Flint |
| Record Description | A worked flint core, of blue/grey and white colour,showing evidence (image 570)of where both blades and flakes have been detached from a single platform, probably in the Mesolithic or Early Neolithic period. The raw flint material is of tabular (rather than nodular) flint and may originate from the Yorkshire Wolds. |
| Dimensions | 30mm x 19mm (cortical face) |
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| Tree and / or Stem Girth | |
| Tree: Position / Form / Status | |
| Tree Site ID | 0 |
| Associated Site SWAAG ID | 0 |
| Additional Notes | Found between the riverbank and the eroded terminal face of the earthworks which run down to the old crossing of the river Swale between Ellerton and Marrick, on the Ellerton side of the river. It cannot be directly associated with the earthworks (image 573), however, and as the core is fresh in appearance, with no signs of battering, it is likely to have been washed out of the riverbank section. |
| Image 1 ID | 570 Click image to enlarge |
| Image 1 Description | worked face |  |
| Image 2 ID | 571 Click image to enlarge |
| Image 2 Description | cortical face |  |
| Image 3 ID | 572 Click image to enlarge |
| Image 3 Description | adjacent face - markings |  |
| Image 4 ID | 573 Click image to enlarge |
| Image 4 Description | terminus of earthworks |  |
