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Condition Heavily Rolled Lightly Rolled Rolled Shape Cleaver Ovate Point Typology DF F FG G GJ GK HK J JK K KN Country UK Region Suffolk Raw material Flint Type Handaxe Unifacial Handaxe Date MIS 11c --