Flint hand tool, core-type, Stone Age.

Made:: 8500-2000 BCE in England

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Stone Age hand tool, core-type
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Stone Age hand tool, core-type, thought to have been found in East Anglia, England, 8500-2000BC.

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Category:: Hand and Machine Tools

Object Number:: 1925-762/2

Materials:: flint and complete

Measurements:: overall: 75 x 70 x 55 mm
weight: 3.6kg
weight: 7.93668lbs

type:: flints and hand tools

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Flint hand tool, core-type, Stone Age.

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