- centuries.
Because knapping flints to a
relatively flush surface and size is a
highly skilled process with a high
level of wastage,
flint finishes typically indicate...
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Although generally referred to as "
flints", they were
typically fashioned from chert,
chalcedony and obsidian.
Eccentric flints were
first categorised by western...
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Flint is the
largest city and seat of
Genesee County, Michigan,
United States.
Located along the
Flint River, 66
miles (106 km)
northwest of Detroit, it...
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Flints Pond (or
Flint's Pond; also
known as
Sandy Pond) is a body of
water in Lincoln, M****achusetts,
United States.
Named for
Flint House, on the land...
- Sir
Douglas Jardine Flint, CBE (born 8 July 1955) is a
British banker and
former chairman of HSBC Holdings. He
served from 2011 to 2017,
having previously...
- clay-with-
flints was the name
given by
William Whitaker in 1861 to a
peculiar deposit of
stiff red,
brown or
yellow clay
containing unworn whole flints as well...
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Historia krzemienia [Types,
localization and
genesis of
flints. Outline.
History of
flint] (in Polish).
Muzeum Narodowe w Kielcach. p. 25. Król, Paweł;...
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Keith Charles Flint (17
September 1969 – 4
March 2019) was an
English singer and a
vocalist of the
electronic dance act the Prodigy.
Starting out as a...
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million flints a year to the
Turkish army
during the
Crimean War and was
exporting flints to
Africa as late as the 1960s. In France, gun
flint production...
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Cheshire and Aston,
Flints".
History of
Parliament Online.
Retrieved 16 May 2016. "MOSTYN, Sir Roger, 3rd Bt. (1673–1739), of Mostyn,
Flints".
History of Parliament...
