6.1/8" Early Man Hand Axe, Paleolithic, Found in Montana.

5 5/8" Acheulean Stone Early Man Hand Axe, Northern Africa, Acheulean (Lower Paleolithic), ca 1 2 million to 500,000 years ago

6" Paleoithic Early Man Hand Axe, Northern Africa, One of the oldest relics in existance.

6 Early Man hand axes pre-historic artifacts. Appear Neolithic or earlier hand axes, Danish type 5.5 inches long. All authentic and ancient artifacts at least 5000 BC. 6 Early Man hand axes pre-histor

Early Man Hand Axe/Cleaver-Stone Age/ Pre-Paleo

6" Early Man Hand Axe/Cleaver-Stone Age/ Pre-Paleo

An excellent Acheulean Hand Axe, Early Paleolithic period, Sahara. This choice pear shape tool is 5-3/4 in long and is polished to a lustrous shine on both sides by millennia of wind-blown sand and in

Chert example from Africa. Estate find. Early-Man.

Nice handheld Early-Man tool from Africa. Estate find.

Massive Paleolithic Hand Axe with Unique Flaking found in Adams Co IL

Very nice early piece. Hand Painted. Found on the Browning Indian Reservation in Montana over 50 years ago. Dates to the last half of the 19th Century. 52" by 64".

A choice Acheulean hand axe from the Sahara, Early Paleolithic period. This gorgeous pear shape axe is 5-1/2 in long and is polished to a lustrous shine on one side by millennia of wind-blown sand and

France, Mousterian Period, most likely from the hand of a Neanderthal Man, ca. 40,000 BCE. Gorgeous hand axe in creamy flint or chert. Liberally knapped on each side with sharpened frontal edge and a

France, Somme River Valley, Abbevillian industry of the Early Acheulean culture, ca. 600,000 years old and made by Homo Heidelbergensis, a possible common ancestor of homo sapiens and neanderthals. La

Originally listed at $350 Western Africa, Mauritania, Lower Paleolithic, Acheulean period, ca. 700,000 to 130,000 years ago. A pair of large hand axes made and used by early humans, Homo erectus (erg

Wonderful rare and early image. Showing men in stovepipe hats riding on an ox drawn cart. Found in the same collection as the rest of the Butte Images so we are assuming that it is also taken in Butte

Biface du Paléolithique Paleolithic Hand-axe Acheulean (Est.150,000-600,000 BP) Mauritania, Sahara, North Africa This superb specimen dates from the Acheulean complex of stone tool production, an

Biface du Paléolithique moyen Middle Paleolithic Hand-axe Mousterian (Est. 45,000-150,000 BP) Bergerac region, France A fine relic of our close ancestor, Homo neanderthalensis, this handsome cord

Lower Palaeolithic Period, circa 400,000 B.P.. Very early form of hand-axe with sturdy point and minimal shaping. The Twydall finds are discussed in F.R. Beresford Palaeolithic Material From Lower Twy

Northwestern Europe, Southeast England, Middlesex, Lower Paleolithic, Acheulean period, ca. 400,000 to 250,000 years ago. A superb flint bifacial hand axe was fashioned by Homo erectus (H. heidelberge

ACHEULEAN LARGE STONE BIFACE HAND-AXE, teardrop-form, old faded inscribed label to reverse appears to include "1868". Paleolithic period. 6" L.Excellent condition with some light flaking to edges, los

Northwestern Africa, Sahara Desert, Acheulean (Lower Paleolithic), ca. 1.2 million to 500,000 years ago. This stone tool is a lanceolate hand axe with incredible flaking, design, and size! The Acheule

In the detailed carving of the characters, Xu Beihong meticulously depicts the texture of the old man's face, neck and hands, and does not hide the traces of these old people, especially the depiction

66. GUNTHERMANN MONKEY TRAINING GOAT RIDER | Very hard to find in this strong condition for early German hand paint, wound from underside, as man on goat revolves a plink-plank noise is emitted. | 8"

New Mexican Hand-Carved Wooden Crucifix Bulto c. 1840s, 27" x 15.5" x 3.75"Provenance: Acquired from a private collection in Montana. Condition: Good condition, there appears to be under UV inspection