Foto: Matthias Rummer, 2002
- Cosdon
Sampled sites:
| Material name: | Pays d'Othe flint |
| Synonyms: | Silex du Pays d'Othe |
| Material (geologic): | Upper Cretaceous (Coniacian) flint |
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Foto: Matthias Rummer, 2002 |
Sampled sites:
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(In part adapted from de Labriffe & Thébault 1995)
| Geographical setting: | N/A |
| Material and colour: | 
Foto: Rengert Elburg, 2002 |
| WhatYouSeeAbove | |
| Other information: | N/A |
| Knapping notes: | N/A |
| Archaeological description: | 
Foto: Rengert Elburg, 2002 |
| WhatYouSeeAbove |
| Locality: | Cosdon, Aube district, France |
| Synonyms: | FlintSource sample 260. |
| Geographical description: | WhereItIs |
| Geographical co-ordinates: |
Lat. 48° 15' 09" N Long. 003° 41' 38" E (Mapdatum WGS 84) |
| Co-ordinate precision: | The coordinates given above refer to the small quarry at the edge of the "Bois de Villemaur", the "Pierre aux Dix Doigts" (The ten-fingered stone) lies 500 metres to the Northeast at 48° 15' 16" N / 003° 41' 56" E. Both pairs of coordinates were taken with a hand held GPS station and have a precision of better than ten metres. |
| Other topographical information: | HowToGetThere |
| Additional information: | 
Foto: Rengert Elburg, 2002 |
| WhatYouSeeAbove | |
| Visitors information: | PlacesToEatAndDrink |
| Sampling information: | N/A |
 Foto: Matthias Rummer, 2001 Split nodule of fresh flint, freshly extracted from the exposure length: 119 mm |
| Sample description: | N/A |
| Last modified on: Sometime, 2003 |
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