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Chłoń, Marcin: Wyniki analizy funkcji ciosaków mezolitycznych z dorzecza Odry
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.26514#0100
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The three flake axes from sites Plawienko 31, Bierzwnik 19
(specimen no. 131/92/W) and Radęcin 15 (no. 77/W/94) had
their function plainly defined: they were tools used for hewing/
chopping wood. Because of the patina coating, however, it was
problematic to describe the function of the next two tools from
Łęczyn 23 and Wierzchowo 2 (no. 37/86/W). The preserved
traces of use, despite their similarities to damage occurring on
replicas used for wood working, are not unambiguous.
Traces of use on the Wierzchowo 9 artefact (no. 1/91/s. II)
indicate its use for action at right angles, and similarly to the
artefacts described earlier, the action was chopping or hew-
ing. They differ in the high level of hardness of the worked
materiał - probably bonę or antlers (?). Plawienko 31 artefact
(no.229/93/W) was probably used for scraping (?) in not fully
recognized soft materiał.
Traces indicative of the use of permanent organie haftings
were discovered in the medial and proximal parts of next three
tools from sites Pobiel 10 (no. 98/71/W), Krępnica 8 (no. 137)
and Radęcin 15 (no.77/W/94). On two of them there are re-
markably no traces that might reveal the work for which they
had been used.
It is possible that some repair work was performed on flake
axes, as shown by the context in which traces of use on the flake
axe from site Trzebicz Młyn 1 (no,130/01/WII) were found.
The three flake axes from sites Plawienko 31, Bierzwnik 19
(specimen no. 131/92/W) and Radęcin 15 (no. 77/W/94) had
their function plainly defined: they were tools used for hewing/
chopping wood. Because of the patina coating, however, it was
problematic to describe the function of the next two tools from
Łęczyn 23 and Wierzchowo 2 (no. 37/86/W). The preserved
traces of use, despite their similarities to damage occurring on
replicas used for wood working, are not unambiguous.
Traces of use on the Wierzchowo 9 artefact (no. 1/91/s. II)
indicate its use for action at right angles, and similarly to the
artefacts described earlier, the action was chopping or hew-
ing. They differ in the high level of hardness of the worked
materiał - probably bonę or antlers (?). Plawienko 31 artefact
(no.229/93/W) was probably used for scraping (?) in not fully
recognized soft materiał.
Traces indicative of the use of permanent organie haftings
were discovered in the medial and proximal parts of next three
tools from sites Pobiel 10 (no. 98/71/W), Krępnica 8 (no. 137)
and Radęcin 15 (no.77/W/94). On two of them there are re-
markably no traces that might reveal the work for which they
had been used.
It is possible that some repair work was performed on flake
axes, as shown by the context in which traces of use on the flake
axe from site Trzebicz Młyn 1 (no,130/01/WII) were found.