Mesolithic/Epipaleolithic Bone Hand axe - 125 mm (No reserve price)

This Mesolithic/Epipaleolithic bone hand axe, measuring 125 mm, represents an important prehistoric tool from the transitional period between the Paleolithic and Neolithic, roughly dated from 10,000 to 8,000 BCE. Characterized by the use of organic materials like bone, hand axes were multipurpose implements used for cutting, digging, and processing materials. The craftsmanship in shaping bone tools indicates advanced knowledge of materials and subsistence strategies among hunter-gatherer communities. Such axes offer crucial evidence for the study of human technological evolution, adaptation to environmental changes, and cultural practices in prehistoric times. The absence of a reserve price suggests its availability for collectors or researchers interested in early human history.