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2007.139.3

Leather pad used by flintworkers. [El.B 08/01/2008]

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2007.139.3

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Collection type
Object
Description
Leather pad used by flintworkers. [El.B 08/01/2008]
Long description
Leather pad used by flintworkers. The leather pad is concave. The leather is double layered along two edges, and stitched along three edges. Along one edge is a line of four copper alloy eyelets. [MJD (Verve) 08/06/2015]
Person
Maker Unknown Maker
Field collector Unknown Collector
PRM source Unknown Source
Date
Acquisition information
Found unentered: 2007
Materials and processes
Material Animal Leather Skin, Material Copper Alloy Metal, Material Yarn, Process Stitched, Process Perforated
Dimensions
Width: max 101 mm, Length: max 212 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 2007.139.3

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