Notes on Flint and other Implements found near Selkirk

J B Mason (Author)


Keywords:
Arrowheads Scrapers Cores, Flint Tools, Jet Armlet Fragments Pitchstone, Farms, Flint, Scraper, Coins, Jet Armlet, Pottery, Flints, Barbed Arrowheads Flakes Cores Scrapers, Silver Penny
Period(s):
16th Century

Abstract


Finds from Lauriston Scaurs include arrowheads, scrapers, cores, fragments of mediaeval pottery, a silver penny of Henry III, two lead whorls, several seventeenth-century coins in poor condition, some gun flints, and an elfin pipe-head of a very early type. At South Common Farm a knife, a scraper, two barbed arrow-heads, flakes, cores, scrapers, two pigmy implements and part of a jet armlet were recovered. Finds from the farms at Smedheugh, Greenhead, Greenhill and Whitelaw comprise a similar range of flint tools and jet armlet fragments. Pitchstone was present at all the locations.

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Published
30-11-1927
How to Cite
Mason, J. B. (1927). Notes on Flint and other Implements found near Selkirk. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 61, 111–115. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.061.111.115
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