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Hearst Museum object titled Core, accession number 5-6601, described as Quartzite discoid core; derived Acheulian or Middle Stone Age; L. 6 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Core, accession number 5-6416, described as Andesite discoid core, Upper Acheulean
Hearst Museum object titled Core, accession number 5-6573, described as Quartzite core axe; derived Acheulian & Middle Stone Age; L. 16 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Core, accession number 7-156, described as Aurignacian nucleus
Hearst Museum object titled Core, accession number 7-3747, described as dark flint core scraper; concave-convex; use flaking on one edge (Aurignacian or Chatelperronian)
Hearst Museum object titled Core, accession number 5-1343, described as Flat discoidal tortoise core; type associated with late developed Levalloisian of East Africa
Hearst Museum object titled Core, accession number 5-6597, described as Quartzite discoid core; derived Acheulian or Middle Stone Age; L. 12 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Core, accession number 5-6428, described as Diabase discoid core; Upper Acheulian
Hearst Museum object titled Core, accession number 5-6607, described as Quartzite core; derived Acheulian or Middle Stone Age; L. 5.5 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Core, accession number 5-6599, described as Quartzite discoid core; derived Acheulian or Middle Stone Age; L. 7 cm.

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