[{"fields": {"obsidian": null, "lithics_retouched_tools": [], "area": 149, "animal_remains_part": [], "lithics_raw_material": [], "public": true, "animal_remains_completeness": null, "pottery_form": null, "modified": "2016-03-26T23:10:28.026Z", "obsidian_amount": null, "lithics_industry": [], "confidence": "5", "animal_remains_species": [], "small_finds_type": [87, 71, 51, 47, 62, 55, 56], "material": [5, 19, 1], "pottery_detail": [], "research_event": 80, "botany_species": [], "lithics_core_shape": [], "finds_type": 5, "created": "2016-03-26T23:10:28.026Z", "lithics_technology": [], "small_finds_category": 1, "pottery_decoration": [], "amount": null, "comment": "Two stone seals were found in the Late Neolithic levels. The seals, which are the same size and shape, have a stamping surface of ca. 2,5cm in diameter and have pierced lugs. The stamping surfaces of the seals are decorated with diagonal grooves made by incision. A small clay object with stamp was collected in the 2005 excavation. The object in question looks like a lentil of 3,5cm in diameter. It has no lug or string hole.\r\nSpindle-whorls and loom weights are common. The clay spindle-whorls are usually biconical. In addition to these, loom weights were produced by making a hole in the middle of potsherds. Objects made of natural pebbles of some centimeters in diameter and with small holes on their ends could also have been used as loom weights; it is also possible that they were used in fishing nets. \r\nThere is an extensive presence of worked bone; among these, awls shaped from sheep bones are suggestive of leather manufacturing. Likewise, spatulas in different sizes are significant within the objects made of bone.", "reference": ["HMHQBUNA"]}, "model": "defcdb.finds", "pk": 364}]