[{"model": "defcdb.finds", "fields": {"finds_type": 5, "created": "2016-04-20T14:59:02.711Z", "lithics_technology": [], "lithics_raw_material": [], "obsidian": null, "obsidian_amount": null, "small_finds_type": [66, 87, 65, 69, 63, 52, 58, 46, 44, 49, 50, 109, 96, 60, 97, 107, 55, 100, 111], "research_event": 87, "material": [7, 5, 1], "pottery_form": null, "lithics_retouched_tools": [], "animal_remains_part": [], "confidence": "5", "amount": null, "lithics_industry": [], "modified": "2016-04-20T14:59:02.711Z", "comment": "The bone tools typologically were mor functional than decorative, new forms were developed depending on needs. The majority of the few simply-decorated ones were found in the early phases. A few of the string-hole-implements and the blunt-edged-spatulae/polishers are decorated. Neadles, blunt-edged-spatulae/polishers, and string-hole-implements occasionally served as burial gifts. Needles and bodkins of different sizes must have played a significant role in the daily life at Cay\u00f6n\u00fc. Oval-eyed-needles were used for a rather long time. Round-eyes ones first appear in the Channeled Building Subphase. Needles and bodkins almost completely disappear after the second half of the Fourth Evolutionary Stage. Piercing tools of various types are also common from the very beginning of the settlement. Slender-articulated and ulna-fibula-awls are the earliest types, mostly in the Third Evolutionary Stage and are used until the end of the Fourth Evolutionary Stage. Slender awls and flat awls, though few in number are typical for the Cobble Paved Building Subphase. Splinter-awls, which are types that were used from the earliest phases, become one of the main types in the Cell and Large Room Building Subphases. The antler-awls that are typical for the Cell Building Subphase first appeared in the Channeled Building Subphase. The distribution of borers and punches is similar to that of the other piercing tools. In spite of being in common use until the first half the Third Evolutionary Stage, the totally disappear after the first phase of Large Room Buildings (lr1). Knives, thin blades spatulae/knives, and blunt-edged-spatulae/polishers were probably the most-used tools in tanning leather from the start of the settlement. Knives are the preferred tools of the Channeled and Cobble Paved Building Suphases, thin-bladed spatulae/knives were characteristic of all stages. Blunt-edged-spatulae/polishers increased in number in the Cell Building Subphase. All of these flat tools decrease in number in the Large Room Building Subphase. Chisles made of bone or antler are used throughout the span of the settlement (narrow-edges are the earliest type and seen in all the subphases, wide-cutting edges na dantler chisels become widespread, but are mainly of the Cobble Paved and Cell Building Subphases). String-hole-implements are first seen in the third building phase (r3) of the Round Building Subphase, increased in number in the Channeled Building Subphase, become common n the Cobble Paved Building Subphase and were extensively used during the Cell Building Subphase befor going out of fashion at the beginning of the Large Room Building Subphase (their function is not clear, use-wear traces suggest that they might have been used for stretching thongs of for weaving). Bone or antler hafts include: short and long socketed-hafts, tubular-bone-hafts, chisel-hafts, sickle hafts, and knife hafts, which are the earliest hafts and disappear after the First Evolutionary Stage. The earliest short-socketed and tubular-bone-hafts were found in the second half of the First Evolutionary Stage, whereas the long-socketed-hafts appear in the last subphase of channeled buildings (ch3) becoming significant in the Third Evolutionary Stage. The Chisel-haft is the tool-type of the Cell and Large Room Building Subphases. All of the few antler sickles existed only during the second half of the Third Evolutionary Stage (Cell Building Subphases). The V-shaped tool made from shoulder blades (scapulae), which is first seen in this phase is assumed to have been used as a pulling tool while collecting cereal grasses. Antler hammers are found only in workshops of the western sector during the Canneled and Cobble Paved Builsding Subphases. Digging tools, also made of antler, are represented only by two examples from the Channeled Builsding Subphase. A few fragments of notched-scapulae (\"tally sticks\") were found in the Cell (c1) and Large Room Builsding (lr) Subphases.", "pottery_decoration": [], "animal_remains_completeness": null, "animal_remains_species": [], "small_finds_category": 1, "reference": ["EXQJS5R8"], "lithics_core_shape": [], "area": 363, "pottery_detail": [], "botany_species": [], "public": true}, "pk": 858}]