Neolithic Man in North East Surrey
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The question is, in the first place, Did the native communities borrow Roman implements or continue to use their own ? Mr. Gomme, apparently differing a little from Dr. Seebohm, thinks that ' the influence of the Roman civilisation upon this section of our institutions was not very deep. '^^ More satisfactory, perhaps, is the practical cer- tainty that flakes for the tribulum would not possess fine secondary workings on their edges, as we find in such places as Woodcote, presumably a site adapt...ed by the Romans. Where flakes occur in huge quantities, as at Brandon, Grimes Graves, or Cissbury. There is, in each case, a perfectly inde- pendent reason to give. In districts like Woodcote, while we cannot absolutely affirm that the tribulum was not in use, we can say, with confidence, that such and such flakes were not among its component parts, and we may justly ask. Where, then, are the teeth of these old harrows ? Another moot question is whether certain well worked flakes were intended for saws or for sickle teeth ; the reader will find the matter fully discussed in Dr.
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The question is, in the first place, Did the native communities borrow Roman implements or continue to use their own ? Mr. Gomme, apparently differing a little from Dr. Seebohm, thinks that ' the influence of the Roman civilisation upon this section of our institutions was not very deep. '^^ More satisfactory, perhaps, is the practical cer- tainty that flakes for the tribulum would not possess fine secondary workings on their edges, as we find in such places as Woodcote, presumably a site adapt...ed by the Romans. Where flakes occur in huge quantities, as at Brandon, Grimes Graves, or Cissbury. There is, in each case, a perfectly inde- pendent reason to give. In districts like Woodcote, while we cannot absolutely affirm that the tribulum was not in use, we can say, with confidence, that such and such flakes were not among its component parts, and we may justly ask. Where, then, are the teeth of these old harrows ? Another moot question is whether certain well worked flakes were intended for saws or for sickle teeth ; the reader will find the matter fully discussed in Dr.
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