Silex, Nucleus et Instruments Divers by Thomas Frédéric Moreau

Lithograph plate of sixteen chipped flint nuclei and stone tools arranged in a grid, numbered 1 to 17, in brown tones.

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A chromolithographic plate titled Silex, Nucleus et Instruments Divers, numbered Pl. IX, shows sixteen chipped flint nuclei and tools arranged in a grid against a grey-green ground. The objects are rendered in brown and cream tones with detailed shading of their flaked surfaces, and the plate is labeled as from the Collection Caranda, Sépultures de Caranda (Aisne). The print was created by Thomas Frédéric Moreau in 1877.

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