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Prehistory and Protohistory in India and Pakistan c7.s17.t1: Cores

Prehistory and Protohistory in India and Pakistan c7.s17.t1

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Cores

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12 No. 11, KDL. A large amorphous core showing two techniques. On one side two or three flakes have been removed by direct percussion on either side with a stone hammer, leaving deep flake scars and a jagged edge. Almost on the opposite face, there are two shallow parallel flake scars, obviously by pressure flaking; while on the adjoining face there are series of small shallow scars, mostly due to step-flaking. Where these two flaked surfaces meet, a borer point has resulted, perhaps accidently. The material is basalt and is stained dark black and brown. Found *in situ* in the lowest cemented gravel in Nala 1 on 9-10-1960.

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13 No. 7, KDL. A small plano-convex core. One large flake and a small one have been removed from either side. Light yellow. Found *in situ* in the lower gravel on 8-12-1960.

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16 N. 6, KDL. Roughly rectangular core from which 7 to 8 flakes have been removed by direct percussion method. The flaking is from the edge. Since the material is fine glassy, [Figure: LEGEND TIDAL SWAMPS ALLUVIUM RHYOLITE TRACHYTE AND STRATIFIED ASHES INTERTRAPPEANS BRECCIA, AGGLOMERATE OCEANITE, ANKARAMITE, MONCHIQUITE BASALT
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STONE AGE SITES IN RELATION TO THE GEOLOGICAL FORMATIONS IN BOMBAY ISLAND

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Fig. 50.

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Fig. 53. (1—11) Middle Palaeolithic tools from Kandivli (½).

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Fig. 54. (12—20) Middle Palaeolithic tools from Kandivli (½).

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obsidian-like basalt, the scars are deep. *In situ* lower gravel, Nala 1. Found on 9-12-1960.

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10 No. 2, KDL. Rectangular core on a thick flake. From the upper surface a long blade-like flake has been removed. Fine mottled jasper. Found from the Middle Gravel, Nala 2, on 10-12-1960.

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17 No. 1, KDL. A large flat steep-sided nodule, from which two flakes have been removed. Brownish basalt, surface.