Danish Celt

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Brown chert stone celt with creamy circular inclusions and conchoidal flake scars along the sides. Smoothed, slightly convex face and a rounded working edge; measures 5in long.Keywords: stone tool, celt, chert, flint, brown, conchoidal fractures, polished face, rounded blade, hand tool, Danish-style, collectible artifact

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