76 flints were recovered from field 5957, with a density of 20 per hectare, but clearly scattered on the sand dune. The diagnostic pieces included a core and core rejuvenation flake, a used flake and 6 scrapers. The debitage and tools are typical of the later Neolithic / early Bronze Age, with no indication of any earlier activity. (Flints from the northern field are not described, but shown on fig 11). (1)
See L11945 for flints from topsoil stripping in northern field, L11938 for fire cracked pebbles, L11939 for Saxo-Norman pottery, L11940 for Med finds, L11941 for E Med finds, L11942 for Ro finds. See L11963-5 for Preh features found in excavation.

<1> TPAT, Oct 1996, Archaeological Evaluation of Land at Girton Quarry, Newark, Notts., p 14 (Unpublished document). SNT2318.

Other Refs: fig 11