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Chapter III.9. Fossil shark tooth, a remarkable working tool from the Pavlov I locality
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| Year of publication | 2005 |
| Type | Chapter of a book |
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| Description | Fossil (Miocene, most probably Badenian) shark tooth with traces of human activity is described from the Pavlov I locality (Gravettian). The traces indicate that it has been used by the Pavlovians probably as a cutting tool. Besides, even bioerosion traces are visible on its surface, their origin being connected with the interactions between the tooth and the roots of higher plants. |
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