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| Fishhook material. A, Hook stock with partially scraped out area; B, Hook stock with hole scraped through; C, Hook stock of bird bone with hole scraped through; D, Hook stock cut for removing basal tab but hook broken instead; E, Hook completed with proximal stock remaining – point was broken later but not in excavation; F, Completed hook with proximal stock remaining; G, Finished hook, straight shank with line groove. Specimens G, D, E, F are from Horn number 2; the remainder are from Horn number 1. Photo by Al Redder. |