York Archaeology Online Collections

Items

• Glass Fragment
  Tiny body fragment, royal blue
• Copper Alloy Object Fragment
  Gilded copper alloy fragment with decoration.
• Ore Haematite Fragment
  Haematite ore fragment
• Amber Fragment
  Raw amber fragment.
• Chert Fragment
  Fragment of chert.
• Plaster Fragment
  A plaster fragment featuring a mustard and crimson design on a black background with a grey zig zag in the corner.
• Flint Fragment
  Flint fragment with damage to its edges. There is outer pebble surface on one face, prominent ripples on the flint, and a negative ripple scar on one face (small and on face with pebble surface). Raw material is Till flint, with possible white cortication.
• Flint Fragment
  Natural flint.
• Flint Flake and Fragment
  Two fragments: a) worked flake, darkly coloured b) unworked fragment.
• Flint Fragment
  Proximal medial fragment. Raw material type is Yorkshire Wolds flint, with pale brown staining. Very early Mesolithic.
• Flint Fragment
  Raw material of one flint is Yorkshire Wolds, the other two are Till flints, one of which has white cortication. The Wolds flint is a medial flake and the Till flint without white cortication is a flake fragment. The Till flint with white cortication is a Microlith.
• Flint Fragment
  Flint fragment.
• Flint Fragment
  Possibly burnt flake with evidence of retouch on both edges.
• Flint Fragment
  Flint core.
• Flint Fragment
  Two natural (unworked) flints.
• Flint Fragment
  Flint fragment.
• Flint Fragment
  Flint fragment.
• Flint Fragment
  Flint scraper (long-end).
• Flint Fragment
  Flint fragment.
• Flint Fragment
  Microburin, worked from fragment of cobble. Till flint.
• Flint Fragment
  Flint flake. Yorkshire Wolds.
• Flint Fragment
  Flint fragment.
• Flint Fragment
  Chert flake.
• Flint Fragment
  Flint fragment.
• Flint Fragment
  Possible core. Chert.