Editorialcut part of a flint ax with pointed oval cross-section. Unfinished polished and with two-sided retouch along both long sides. Gray mottled flint, ax, stone, flint, 6.1 x 3.4 cm, prehistoric -4000.
EditorialChopper tool of very white quartzite. On one side the rolling-stone surface is preserved, rough-edged on the other side, in a primitive exchange retouch., Tool, stone, quartzite, 6.8 x 5.5 x 3.5 cm, prehistory, South Africa.
Editorialtriangular arrowhead with barbs but without shank of lake and less transparent gray to gray-brown flint, with beautiful surface retouch, arrowhead, stone, flint, length: 2.83 cm, prehistory -2300.
Editoriallarge flint knife or dolkmes of pale brown color. At the bottom completely flat (splitting plane). The top is fully equipped with flat retouch. Evenis retouch along the edges. Type Grand-Pressigny, dagger, stone, flint, 20 x 3.7 cm, prehistory -2700.
Editorialtriangular arrowhead with barbs but without shank of lake and less transparent gray to gray-brown flint, with beautiful surface retouch, arrowhead, stone, flint, length: 2.9 cm, prehistory -2300.
Editoriallarge blade of Rijckholt-type flint with retouch along one side., klingsteker, steen, flint, prehistory, Netherlands, Limburg, Leudal, Haelen.
Editorialchopper with two-sided retouch along both long sides and cut formed by double-sided retouching. No grinding marks. Color: gray-brown, ax, stone, flint, 8.6 x 4.6 cm, prehistoric -4000.
EditorialThe Netherlands Middle Ages, part of nail, exit with retouch, iron, flint, 2.6 x 0.6 cm, 3.6 x 3.1 cm, x, the Netherlands, Utrecht, Wijk bij Duurstede, Wijk bij Duurstede, Dorestad.
EditorialLong denticular reaping knife: fine elongated dark brown flint with regular parallel retouch, mounted on a modern shaft, from Tell-Eli (Jordan Valley) (7th-4th mill. BCE), late Mesolithic. Inv. R 197.
EditorialLong denticular reaping knife: fine elongated dark brown flint with regular parallel retouch, mounted on a modern shaft, from Tell-Eli (Jordan Valley) (7th-4th mill. BCE), late Mesolithic. Inv. R 197.