Y shaped with animal heads on the sides, incised decoration. Waterman 1959 describe sit as "cut from antler, perforated through the broadest part... obliquely from side to side... [it] bears on one face a double groove, following the outline of the object, filled with hatched lines and similar hatching, crudely cut and lacking a border, on the other. Animal masks, paired in one instance, appear on the sides. These objects are called pendants without prejudice as to their actual use. Evidence of wear at the perforations suggests that they were intended for suspension and the decorated examples may indeed have been worn as ornaments. The distincitive shape, however, suggests that they may have been put to some practical use at the same time..." Possibly a lucet. See YORYM : C668 and YORYM : C667 for similar examples.
