Paleolithic Flint Paleolithic chopping tool
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Paleolithic chopping tool made of flint dating to about 400,000–800,000 BP, from a Belgian private collection with provenance in the Ouarzazate area of southern Morocco, in excellent condition with a very nice patina and no restorations, dimensions 90 × 85 mm, and supplied with an authenticity certificate. Authenticity: Original/official.
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| Authenticity | Original/official |
|---|---|
| Condition | Excellent |
| Culture | Paleolithic |
| Material | Flint |
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