3D scan of a 62 mm long core. In lithic production, cores are the starting points, from which all subsequent blanks (e.g. blades or flakes) are knapped off. This core seems to have been used mainly for the production of regular ...

3D scan of a 45 mm long core. In lithic production, cores are the starting points from which all subsequent blanks (e.g. blades or flakes) are knapped off. This core seems to have been used mainly for the production of regular ...

3D scan of a 93 mm long blade, distally modified as a drill. Due to its shape, the object can be classified as a double drill. The artefact is made from red-brown to yellow white veined chert. It surfaced in layer 9 of the ...

3D scan of a 53 mm long double endscraper on a blade made from gray chert. Scrapers show one or two retouched concave working edges at an acute angle. They were used to skin animals, clean meat off hides or on wood. This scraper ...

3D scan of a 86 mm long simple dihedral burin. The artefact is made of gray-brown semi-translucent chert. It surfaced in layer 9 of the Willendorf II site in the Wachau Region in Lower Austria and constitutes one of the numerous ...