Blade flakes were "pre-forms" that could be fashioned into knives ... used for stitching hides. Stone Age technology included delicate sewing needles made of bone with punched eyeholes.

Blade flakes were "pre-forms" that could be fashioned into knives ... used for stitching hides. Stone Age technology included delicate sewing needles made of bone with punched eyeholes.

A Roman bone pin near the skull led archaeologists to interpret the remains as belonging to a woman who lived between 69 and 210 AD during the Gallo-Roman era. But radiocarbon dating of the intact ...

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Three letters, one number, a knife and a stone bridge: How a graffitied equation changed mathematical history by Robyn Arianrhod, The Conversation Looking east towards Broom Bridge from the tow path.

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