
1 This image shows the entire collection of excavated fossil bone including at least seven different animals including horse, ovis -capra, bos, cervidae, and Human tibia, and a leather artefact i believe to be the sole of a shoe, that looks like it has been decorated with worked fossil bone. ( See update )

2 This leather artefact was excavated about 300 mm into the previously undisturbed grey clay deposit.

3 I hope this image shows what i see ime sure worked bone has been inserted either for decoration or as some kind of fastening.

4 The same work marks can be clearly seen on either side of the bone ? inserts.

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6 The underside showing the bone with same worked surface, as the previously shown inner surface.
Today I reported the Human tibia I excavated along with the other fossil mammal bone, it was viewed by the Anthropologist and deemed as ancient, no surprise there considering the Prehistoric deposit it was excavated from, I believe the grey deposit of clay is either the remnants of a large lake or swamp like water body
Human and animal fossil bones found so far at ... - history of a beck
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Please feel free to correct me on any part of my blog, i would also welcome any help that can be offered in correctly identifying some of my fossil finds All the best to all Heath.