Ancient Rare Neolithic Flint AXE Cucuteni Trypillian Culture 5000-3600 BC

Description

Ancient Rare Neolithic Flint AXE Cucuteni Trypillian Culture 5000-3600 BC.
16cm x 5.5cm x 4cm. 393 grams ACHEULEAN NEOLITHIC EGYPT FIST AXE, KNIFE, BLADE or TOOL, Ben Stermer COA
Circa 1.5 Million Years to 35O,OOOB.P.
Giza Governate
, Egypt
Found in the 194O's and 195O's, in various stream beds and blow outs
in the Desert Northeast of Bahariya Oasis.
PROVENANCE
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EX:
Estate Liquidation of a Private Collector ~ Port Townsend, Washington
DESCRIPTION
:
In a Heavily Patinated and Sand Polished Orange Jasper or
Chert, as pictured.  Caliche Salt Alkali Patination in White on Obverse.
Length is 4-9/16", or 118mm.
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