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Explanation on working with stone, experienced from Stone Age Park in Albersdorf, Germany by Dr. Rüdiger Kelm

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Experiences Stone - OpenArch Conference, Albersdorf 2013

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This paper is based on work by Clara Freer, Ian Dennis, Alan Lane and Niall Sharples on the assemblage from Bornais. Excavated by N. Sharples from 1994 to 2004. A large settlement located on the machair plain of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides. Occupation found to spread over five mounds with most mounds contemporary during the Norse period with about 50 – 75 people occupying the site. It was Occupied from at least 5th century AD through to the 15tb century AD. Occupation found to spread over five mounds with most mounds contemporary during the Norse period with about 50 – 75 people occupying the site. Our objectives were: # Understand the nature of platter production # Consider manufacturing constraints (including the amount of clay in weight used, the temper, size, styles and different forms found on the Bornais excavations) # Investigate their use as baking plates, how effective they are and to examine their durability # Investigate gendered production through an examination of the size of the finger print impressions found on platters from Bornais # Examine and compare our platters to the ones from Bornais

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