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Lower Palaeolithic Chert Core Tool from Twydall, Kent, England: Northern Europe, England, Kent, Lower Palaeolithic, ca. 500,000–300,000 BCE. A chunky knapped stone tool of chert. It was struck from a nodule into a roughly pointed, wedge-like form with a heavy bu

Lower Palaeolithic Chert Core Tool from Twydall, Kent, England

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US$600

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US$900

US$300

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

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Three North African Paleolithic Chert Tools, Ovate Biface and Scraper: North Africa, Paleolithic, ca. 300,000–30,000 BCE. A group of three knapped chert stone tools in opaque brown tones. Each tool is shaped by broad flake removals that leave shallow scars and sharp ri

Three North African Paleolithic Chert Tools, Ovate Biface and Scraper

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US$300

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US$450

US$150

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

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50 Native American Stone Tools, Flakes and Fragments, Chert, Jasper and Obsidian: Native American, culture undetermined, ca. 8000 BCE – 1000 CE. A group of fifty chipped stone tools, flakes, and fragments, the workaday leftovers of Native American flintknapping. The stones appear

50 Native American Stone Tools, Flakes and Fragments, Chert, Jasper and Obsidian

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US$200

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US$300

US$100

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

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8 Predynastic Egypt Chert and Flint Implements, Nile Valley Stone Tools: North Africa, Egypt, Predynastic period, ca. 5000–3100 BCE. A group of eight knapped chert and flint implements, some retaining the cortex, patina, and desert encrustation of long burial. The as

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8 Predynastic Egypt Chert and Flint Implements, Nile Valley Stone Tools

US$600

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

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Archaic to Woodland Chert & Quartzite Tool Group, 50 Pieces, ca. 8000 BCE–1000 CE: Native American, Archaic to Woodland traditions, ca. 8000 BCE–1000 CE. A group of fifty flaked stone tools and fragments, knapped from chert and quartzite. The group appears to include scrapers, fla

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Archaic to Woodland Chert & Quartzite Tool Group, 50 Pieces, ca. 8000 BCE–1000 CE

US$200

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

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4 Native American Chert Blades / Projectile Point, Eastern Woodland, Largest 7.875 Inch: Ca. 200–1000 CE. Native American, North America, Eastern Woodland, ca. 200 to 1000 CE. Four hand-knapped tools made from stones of rich smokey hues. The first three are large and perhaps acted as cu

4 Native American Chert Blades / Projectile Point, Eastern Woodland, Largest 7.875 Inch

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US$700

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US$1,000

US$350

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

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Mousterian Neanderthal Stone Hand Tool From Mali: Ca. 120,000–40,000 BCE. West Africa, Mali, Mousterian Period, ca. 120,000 to 40,000 years old. A handsome chert biface, a stone tool made by Homo neanderthalensis to use as a hand axe. The tool has

Mousterian Neanderthal Stone Hand Tool From Mali

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US$1,000

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US$1,500

US$250

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

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Lot of 6 Kentucky Flaked Stone Knives, Logan County, ca. 5000 BCE–1000 CE: Native American, Eastern United States, Kentucky, Logan County, Archaic to Woodland periods, ca. 5000 BCE–1000 CE. A group of six flaked stone hand blades, each knapped into a broad, leaf-shaped or

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Lot of 6 Kentucky Flaked Stone Knives, Logan County, ca. 5000 BCE–1000 CE

US$700

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Fifty-Two Prehistoric Stone Tools: Celts, Obsidian Blades &Knapped Mineral Implements: aColima, Pre-Columbian, NAtive American, ca. 5000 BCE – 1000 CE. An extensive study group of [number] prehistoric stone tools. Includes [number] ground and flaked stone celts in gray and green-gray

Fifty-Two Prehistoric Stone Tools: Celts, Obsidian Blades &Knapped Mineral Implements

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US$600

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US$900

US$300

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

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Framed Collection of 40 Flint Tools: Collection of 40 Native American style flint tools, scrapers, and projectile points displayed in a black wood frame measuring 17 x 13.75 inches. Artifacts vary in size, shape, and stone type, includin

Framed Collection of 40 Flint Tools

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US$10

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US$10,000

US$5

Holly, MI

Neil's Auctions

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