[{"fields": {"lithics_technology": [1, 2, 3], "obsidian": "Yes", "lithics_industry": [1, 2], "small_finds_type": [], "animal_remains_completeness": null, "lithics_raw_material": [1, 6, 9], "public": true, "pottery_form": null, "obsidian_amount": null, "confidence": null, "modified": "2016-07-03T17:37:06.777Z", "lithics_core_shape": [5], "area": 578, "pottery_decoration": [], "reference": ["4AING373", "VQ2MRNP9"], "research_event": null, "amount": null, "pottery_detail": [], "animal_remains_species": [], "comment": "Obsidian, flint, silicates, radiolarite and green and white quartz were used, while obsidian (probably from Melos) was preferred. \r\nMost of the tools were produced by using core-reduction. Nuclei were rarely found, but the few finds indicate bipolar nuclei that produced elongated flakes. Only 2% of the blades were produced by percussion, blades produced by pressure technique are only verified to a slight extent. The tools are sparsely standardized and have denticulated or regular cutting edges. \r\nParallels can be found on the Greek Mainland in the Franchthi-Cave.", "lithics_retouched_tools": [24, 9], "created": "2016-07-03T17:37:06.777Z", "animal_remains_part": [], "botany_species": [], "finds_type": 3, "material": [2, 15, 18], "small_finds_category": null}, "model": "defcdb.finds", "pk": 1297}]