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Chalossian tool complex
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Chalossian tool complex

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  • Uniface blade and three end scrapers
    Stone Age
    / Egypt

    …triangular section known as the Chalossian type. These are associated with early flake implements. In the 15-meter (49-foot) terrace, developed Acheulean has been recorded, while the nine-meter (29.5-foot) terrace yields large flakes and cores of Levalloisian type. In the low terrace, which occurs at a height of three meters (10…

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    …triangular section known as the Chalossian type. These are associated with early flake implements. In the 15-meter (49-foot) terrace, developed Acheulean has been recorded, while the nine-meter (29.5-foot) terrace yields large flakes and cores of Levalloisian type. In the low terrace, which occurs at a height of three meters (10…

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