Blade — insert for a sickle;, Flint tool used as a sickle insert. Uruk culture, Southern Mesopotamia Sumer, 4th–3rd millennium BC. Tool; material: flint., A small irregular fragment with a rough, textured surface in shades of beige, brown, and gray sits against a solid medium gray background; the fragment has one straight edge and an opposite scalloped edge with a series of rounded indentations, and a vertical streak of darker brown runs along its center while the edges show lighter beige tones.
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Blade — insert for a sickle;, Flint tool used as a sickle insert. Uruk culture, Southern Mesopotamia Sumer, 4th–3rd millennium BC. Tool; material: flint., A small irregular fragment with a rough, textured surface in shades of beige, brown, and gray sits against a solid medium gray background; the fragment has one straight edge and an opposite scalloped edge with a series of rounded indentations, and a vertical streak of darker brown runs along its center while the edges show lighter beige tones.

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Blade insert sickle Flint tool sickle insert Uruk culture Southern Mesopotamia Sumer 4th–3rd millennium BC Tool material flint small irregular fragment rough textured surface shades beige brown gray sits solid medium gray background fragment straight edge opposite scalloped edge series rounded indentations vertical streak darker brown runs center edges lighter tones.

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