Middle Pa flint tool found at 4ft 6in, 1956. Levalloisian. (1)

The implement, which was found by Mr FD Lowe, has a frost damaged platform, and is regarded as the most northerly Levalloisian flake tool found in Britain. (2)

The flake has been claimed as Levallois, but has lost the diagnostic features through damage. (4)

In SCM. The indicated find spot, now under grass, is adjacent to the Great Lake, Welbeck. (5)

Wessex Archæology and Historic England, 1997, The English Rivers Palaeolithic Project, Report no. 3, 1996-1997: [Regions 8 and 11] East Anglian rivers and the Trent drainage, p. 144 (Published document). SNT6238.

Historic England, 2021, National Record of Historic Environment (Digital archive). SNT5271.

<1> Unknown, undtd, OS Corr 6in, SCM (Map). SNT1088.

<2> Antiquity eds, 1958, Antiquity, pp 85-87 (Published document). SNT76.

<3> Prehistoric Society, 1963, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, p 378 (Published document). SNT288.

<4> Roe DA, 1968, A Gazetteer of British Lower and Middle Palaeolithic Sites - CBA Research Report No 8, p 247 (Published document). SNT1208.

<5> Colquhoun FD, 1974, Pers Comm (Personal comment). SNT582.