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  • This area had many excellent flints, and so they named it Los Pederales, The Flint
  • ivity in the area still evident today, such as flints and other tools having been excavated at the n
  • tadel", at the foot of which he recovered some flints and old potsherds.
  • sent site since at least Roman times with both flints and a Roman sarcophagus found in the area.
  • been nearby archaeological finds of Mesolithic flints, and a Bronze Age copper axe found in 1857, bu
  • rge number of finds, including pottery, worked flints and stone axes and is an important Neolithic s
  • tained several cremations topped by a cairn of flints, and was roughly 15 metres in diameter.
  • oldest artifacts recovered were late Neolithic flints and pottery, possibly dating to about 2000 BC.
  • These flints are trace fossils of the burrows of an organis
  • He described the worked flints as ...weapons of war, fabricated and used by a
  • There were a total of thirty-nine flints discovered - some perfectly finished and other
  • Usually at Neolithic sites flints far outnumber animal bones.
  • g ones within the bowels of hollow and reddish flints, for heere is the earth of a red colour."
  • is archaeological evidence, thirty-two worked flints found in April 2003 at Pakefield on the Suffol
  • Flints from the Mesolithic period have been found in
  • finds of various kinds over the years, such as flints from the Neolithic era through to a windmill o
  • " allowing the mapping of "the distribution of flints from different mines."
  • to illustrate his views as to the formation of flints in chalk show extraordinary acumen and conside
  • arch - Augustus Pitt Rivers finds palaeolithic flints in concreted gravels of the Nile terraces near
  • y resident, who found artifacts such as musket flints in the soil.
  • Finds of flints indicate a prehistoric Mesolithic occupation.
  • The layer of the best stone (lowest number of flints) is about thirty feet thick.
  • cleaners, rolling machines, cigarette filters, flints, lighter gas and fluid.
  • While flints may be used in fire-lighting they should not b
  • Muker takes the form of a skeleton found, with flints, on Muker Common in the early 20th century.
  • any archaeological finds including hundreds of flints, plus Roman and Viking weapons found in Brentf
  • Paramoudras, Paramoudra flints, Pot stones or Potstones are flint nodules fou
  • its name from the manner in which the embedded flints resemble the plums in a Christmas pudding.
  • hese beds, the Lower and Middle Chalk, without flints, rise up sharply to form the steepest part of
  • Occasional Mesolithic flints show early hunter-gatherers utilised the Fores
  • Flints, stones and small sand surfaces alternate.
  • One layer of the chalk carries flints, stones embedded in the chalk, and these were
  • mill is constructed with Norfolk red brick and flints that had been taken from a local gravel pit on
  • was found to be made of gravel on pebbles and flints under a golf course.
  • The height of the very neatly knapped flints varies between 3 and 5 inches (7.6 and 13 cm).
  • The flints were eroded from the surrounding chalk beds so
  • s become synonymous with so called 'artificial flints' which are metal rods of varying size composed