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The Cumbrian type of Polished Stone Axe and its distribution in Britain
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  • 1956Neolithic Cultures of the British Isles. By Stuart Piggott.208 cited

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  • 1974The neolithic stone axe trade in Britain14 cited
  • 1971Excavations in Zone VII Peat at Storrs Moss, Lancashire, England, 1965–6711 cited
  • 1973Petrological identification of stone implements from Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Rutland11 cited

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