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Possible flint edge scraper, Early Bronze Age, Bargrennan White Cairn, Dumfries and Galloway
X.2008.53.16
Early Bronze Age
Roughly oval possible scraper; triangular section; tan cortex survives across one half of the exterior surface; possible working along exposed edge; pale grey, speckled flint.
Bargrennan, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, Northern Europe
Pannett in Cummings and Fowler, From Cairn to Cemetery, BAR 434, 2007, p.126ff.
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