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- Bakers_Hole comment "Baker's Hole is an archaeological site in a former quarry at Northfleet, Gravesham, Kent, England, which has been described as "the best known British Early Middle Paleolithic (MIS 9-7) site". It produced "mostly large Levallois cores and flakes", representing the discarded remains of production on a considerable scale of stone hand axe tools by a population probably consisting of Neanderthals.".