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Flint implement from Ireland
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The item is a cutting from Archaeological Journal (see Bibliography).The engraving shows a flint object which is described as a rectangular arrowhead (see Bibliography), but which is more likely to be an eighteenth- or nineteenth-century gunflint.
Title: Flint implement from Ireland
Description:
The item is a cutting from Archaeological Journal (see Bibliography).
The engraving shows a flint object which is described as a rectangular arrowhead (see Bibliography), but which is more likely to be an eighteenth- or nineteenth-century gunflint.
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