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Who Were the First People to Live in Kirklees?
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A collection of Mesolithic flint blades arranged in two rows on a white background. The blades vary in size and shape, displaying chipped edges and a smooth, polished surface typical of stone tools from the period. The colour ranges from pale grey to off-white with some natural dirt marks. Add to board
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Mesolithic Tools

Mesolithic flint tools from Huddersfield.

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