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A possible Late Upper Palaeolithic site at Cranwich, Norfolk

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Authors: Wymer, John J;

doi: 10.5284/1078044

A possible Late Upper Palaeolithic site at Cranwich, Norfolk

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Two tanged flint flakes best paralleled on the opposite side of the N Sea suggest the possibility of an occupation site of Zone II-III in this neighbourhood. Two backed blades found separately would also fit such a context. A very few sites in S England, notably Hengistbury Head, produce similar artefacts, and a scatter is known in E Anglia of possibly Late Upper Palaeolithic tools. Caution is needed, since tanged flints can be Mesolithic.

Norfolk Archaeology, 35 (2), 259-262

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