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Unannotated Photographs, Un-Inked Illustrations, and Rough Sketches of Lithics from Sites at Creswell Crags.
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Description: This document contains photographs and illustrations of lithics from the Robin Hood’s Cave and Mother Grundy’s Parlour in the Campbell 69 collection at Creswell Crags visitors centre. All photographs and rough illustrations were taken/drawn by the author between 2014 and 2016. The author undertook this work as part of the lithic analysis of the assemblages above by both Katie Davenport-Mackey and Paul R Preston between 2014 and 2016. These analyses are part of a joint project to generate data for their own respective research needs. For Davenport-Mackey it contributes to her ongoing doctoral research. For Preston towards the further testing several lithic and raw material use models first developed in his D.Phil. research (Preston 2011).
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