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Summary: 1 worked antler with the tip of the brow tine cut and trimmed and the burr trimmed off all round, found on the floor of the ditch, west of the entrance at the edge of the bank, in the first silt, from Woodhenge, Durrington, Wiltshire, excavated by Mrs M E Cunnington and Mr B H Cunnington, 1926 - 1928.

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