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1979.10.77

Bone tool fragment, possibly a spatula. The bone is tapered at one end, and the other end is worn and curved into a wedge-shape. [RH [OPS Move] 9/5/2017]


1979.10.77

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Collection type
Object
Description
Bone tool fragment, possibly a spatula. The bone is tapered at one end, and the other end is worn and curved into a wedge-shape. [RH [OPS Move] 9/5/2017]
Geographical reference
Cape Province Plettenberg Bay Robberg Peninsula Nelson Bay cave
Person
Field collector Raymond Robert Inskeep
PRM source Raymond Robert Inskeep
Date / Period
Date made: After 1350 BC Archaeological period: Later Stone Age
Date collected
1964 - 1965
Acquisition information
Donated: 1989
Materials and processes
Material Animal Bone, Process Carved
Dimensions
Length: max 138 mm, Width: max 28 mm, Depth: max 17 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 1979.10.77
Associated publications
Inskeep, R.R. (1987) Nelson Bay Cave, Cape Province, South Africa: the Holocene Levels (Oxford). [AS 29/11/2010]

Search terms: Tool, Animalia, Animal Part, Spatula