About 150 stone artifacts handaxes, cleavers, a pick, choppers, and smaller flake tools made of limestone, igneous rocks, and sandstone have been found at the site.
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Between 2005 and 2010, eighty palaeolithic flint tools, mostly cores, flakes and flake tools, were excavated from the foreshore in sediment dating back to up to 950, 000 years ago.
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Modern hobbyists often use pressure flaking tools with a copper or brass tip, but early knappers could have used antler tines or a pointed wooden punch; traditionalist knappers still use antler tines and copper-tipped tools.
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Another common suggestion is to refer to flake tools as " micro industry, " as opposed to the more general size referred to as " macro industry ", which includes hand axes and cleavers.
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These flake tools and the distinctive waste flakes produced in Acheulean tool manufacture suggest a more considered technique, one that required the toolmaker to think one or two steps ahead during work that necessitated a clear sequence of steps to create perhaps several tools in one sitting.
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This transition is characterized by stratigraphic layering of Acheulian stone tools, a bifacial handaxe technology, underneath and even contemporaneous with MSA technologies, such as Levallois tools, flakes, flaked tools, pointed flakes, smaller bifaces that are projectile in form, and, on rare occasions, hafted tools.
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The collection includes a large copper disc at the center surrounded by Guntersville points, a variety of trade beads that indicate a heavy involvement in fur trade with the English, two ear plugs, five worked silver circles typical of the silver work of their decedents the Seminoles, a stone pendant, and a highly polished flaking tool.
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Especially in a specific function site, such as Legacy site a Late Woodland age camp in the Missouri breaks, associated with bison kill / butchering, the low frequency of cortex and a specific flake ratio ( G4 : Gl-3 ) data indicate that a soft hammer small flake tool production, which is similar with experiment result.
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These remains, the fossilized fragments of a skull and jawbone of three individuals, were believed to be the earliest human remains known in the Philippines which date back to 16, 500 years ago, until a metatarsal from " Callao Man " discovered in 2007 was dated in 2010 by stone flake tools and waste core flakes having been found at four separate levels in the main chamber.
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Some of the Kartan tools are " horsehoof " cores, defined by Josephine Flood as having a " flat base, an overhanging, step-flaked edge, and a high, domed shape like a horse's hoof "; their function is unexplained, and while they might have been used as choppers, they could simply be waste cores from the production of flake tools.
