Pa implements have been found in Stoney Street Gravel Pit by Mr FWG Davey. A representative selection of the finds are now in the BM. (1)
Other (unspecified) finds were made by Mr Briggs at Stoney Street Pit. They were given to the pit owner Sir Louis Pearson but have since been lost. The series in BM has been described by Smith - (1).
All the implements are rolled, several heavily so, and are of grey flint. 4 handaxes, and a high angled flake. (2)
4 handaxes, 2 flakes and 1 "misc". (3)
See M718 for gravel pit, access via Stoney Street.
See L5217 for finds from Tottle Brook gravel pit.

<1> Soc of Ants of London, 1928, Antiquaries Journal, pp 91-3 (Published document). SNT78.

<2> Prehistoric Society, 1963, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, pp 363,379 (Published document). SNT288.

<3> Roe DA, 1968, A Gazetteer of British Lower and Middle Palaeolithic Sites - CBA Research Report No 8, p 246 (Published document). SNT1208.

<4> Thoroton Society, 1950, TTS, p 67 (Published document). SNT364.

<5> White TS et al, 2009, Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, pp 223-232 (Article in serial). SNT2634.