MUS15_SF4099_FL Rasp_part1

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Excavators at the ancient settlement of Must Farm uncovered a remarkably well-preserved artifact - a flint rasp/quern stone, its history dating back to the Bronze Age. This significant find sheds light on the ingenuity and resourcefulness of our ancestors during that era. The discovery took place in the Cambridgeshire Fens region, an area known for its rich archaeological heritage. The site itself was once home to a thriving community, with evidence suggesting it was abandoned abruptly, leaving behind remnants of their daily lives. As researchers carefully excavate and analyze the finds from this site, they gain valuable insights into the people who lived there. This particular stone tool is significant not only for its condition but also for the information it can provide about the people who crafted and used it. Further study of the artifact will undoubtedly reveal more about the lives of our ancestors during the Bronze Age.