Context (Field collection)
Found: These are from the Lower Midden at the type site i.e. the Biede rock-shelter at the mouth of the Lower Nogal. The horizon is the second post-pluvial wet phase to the present.
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Author: Shelise Robertson

Description (Physical description)
Catalogue card (typed): 35 chert etc., flakes, cores, etc. and five pieces of shells and two pieces of bone of the Strandlooping variant of the Doian culture...There is also one further large, stone specimen'
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Author: Shelise Robertson

Context (Related Documents)
Three loose labels were found with the objects.
The first reads: 'Lower Midden Doian'.
The second reads: 'Biede Shelter. Nogal Estuary Mouth. L.S.A.S Tramdlooper Midden. Illustrated.'
The third reads: 'Doian Culture. Strandlooper variant. Type site - Biede Rockshelter. Horizon - Second post-plovial wet phase to recent.'
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Author: Shelise Robertson

Description (Physical description)
J. Desmond Clark (1954): 'Portion of long bone showing wear; the cancellous bone has also been removed.'
Event Date 1954
Author: Shelise Robertson

Context (References)
Clark, J. Desmond. 1954. The Prehistoric Cultures of the Horn of Africa. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Pl. 26, Nos. 35. P. 282ff.
Event Date 1954
Author: Shelise Robertson

Description (Physical description)
Two pieces of bone. One is a portion of long bone which shows wear and has had the cancellous bone removed.
Event Date 5/12/2018
Author: Shelise Robertson