Early Stone Age Hand Axe

Culture: North Africa

Period: 800,000-300,000 B.C.

Material: Flintstone

Dimensions: 12 cm x 7 cm

Price: Sold

Ref: 6298

Provenance: Private collection Wilfriede and Leopold Tamm, Langenzersdorf, Austria, acquired in the 1970s. Since then in a family estate.

Condition: Intact

Description: Red-brown flint hand axe worked out on both sides. The edges are all sharpened to cut plants or meat. The tapering and slightly rounded end was used as a drill. Exceptionally beautiful colouring. Found in Libya.