saw (general & multipurpose)

Flint saw made from a curved piece, with one straight, serrated edge. It is heavily retouched, especially on the serrated edge. On one side there is an inscription in white ink, reading 'DENMARK', which is repeated on black ink on the other side. There is a small label affixed to the saw, printed with the number 106.

object
MUSEUM NUMBER
nn7940
PLACE
COLLECTION
MEASUREMENTS
overall: 159 mm x 41 mm x 7 mm
MATERIAL/TECHNIQUE
flint
CATEGORY
Anthropology: Archaeology
LOCATION
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