[Bonetools] Tooth root a pendent?

[Sabine Sten]

Dear Bonetools list,
One of our osteology student, Sophia works with a Bronze Age material from Gotland in the Baltic sea. The bones are cremated. In one grave, Sophia found a tooth root with a drilled hole. The tooth is  fragmented. The dates is about 500-1100 BC, Bronze Age. We think it is a tooth root from a dog.
What do we have? A pendent?

//Greetings from Sabine

[https://mp.uu.se/documents/432512/893786/UU_logo_tranp4f125px.png/bdc5b258-d39a-4389-80da-f88ee8fdd3d5?t=1377780614885]
Sabine Sten
Professor i osteoarkeologi
Institutionen för arkeologi och antik historia
Uppsala universitet - Campus Gotland
621 67 Visby
Tel: 0498 – 10 8320
Web: http://www.arkeologi.uu.se


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