Search for: [Abstract = "Among the products of chocolate flint the precores and cores of exceptionally large size draw particular attention. These are carinated specimens with narrow flaking faces, striking platforms prepared usually only within active area, and with two flaking faces on two opposite sides of flint chunk being prepared for exploitation. Lateral sides are cortical, distal ends also either covered with cortex or natural. Although they were found in ambiguous cultural contexts, their morphometric characteristics allow to associate them with Eneolithic, the so\-called post metric revolution stage of the development of prehistoric flint knapping. The following paper presents two specimens of this type that are firmly placed in the context of a Lublin\-Volhynian culture settlement at site ‘Grodzisko I’ in Złota, Sandomierz district, which indirectly also clarifies cultural attribution of the remaining similar items"]

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