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Identification note: this site was also excavated by Mr B H and Mrs M E Cunnington in 1908-09

Summary: 7 cores having more than one flake struck from them, poor quality flint mostly light and mid grey mottled with light brown thick cortex, from the causewayed enclosure on Knap Hill, Alton, excavted by G Connah, 1961.

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