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abrader's Usage Examples:

Shaft abraders, used to straighten spear shafts, were found at the Jurgens Site and a.

sandstone abraders, a milling stone, whetstones, pendants, a gorget, gunflints, stone balls, a stone cup, a paint stone, worked slate pieces, red ochre.

Ground stone artifacts - including celts, adzes, abraders and gorgets.

Specifically, Niespolo found that coral abraders contained chemical evidence in the form of Thorium that Polynesians arrived.

sites Teso dos Bichos contains thousands of small ceramic and sandstone abraders, which are very rare or absent from other sites (Roosevelt 1991: 37) The.

Arrowshafts were made of small branches that were straightened using a sandstone abrader.

Burley and his team reported Uranium-thorium dating of a coral file (abrader) found at Nukuleka of 888 BC (2,838 BP), thus providing a precise date.

hammerstones/manos, metates, abraders and a piece of hematite that may be a rubstone.

artifacts - including celts, axes, hammerstones/manos, smoking pipes, abraders, a paintstone made of ground limonite and a maul.

goods found in the shelters include metates and manos, stitching awls, abraders, hammerstones, knives, and scrapers.

artifacts - including arrowshaft straighteners, manos, hammerstones, celts, abraders and an adze.

the Early Preclassic period (1400-1000 BCE) and was completed with stone abraders and water.

blades, uniface humpbacked end scrapers, expanding base drills, sandstone abraders (aka “arrowshaft straighteners”), elk or bison scapula hoes, deer metatarsal.

Synonyms:

abrading stone, abradant, tool, steel-wool pad,

Antonyms:

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