A Stone Tool France, Moreuil. Neolithic, ca. 5500-2200 B.C. Stone, H. 16.5 cm
A Hand Axe Italy, Lower to Middle Palaeolithic, ca. 800.000-100.000 B.P. Stone. H. 9.8 cm.
A Stone Axe Blade in an Antler Haft France, Neolithic, 5500-2200 B.C. Antler and stone, L. 24.1 cm
An Axe Blade France, Neolithic, ca. 5500-2200 B.C. Light grey stone with discolourations, spots and dots. L. 13.4 cm
A Core ("Livre de Beurre") France, Late to Final Neolithic, ca. 3000-2400 B.C. Stone (Silex), H. 31.3 cm
An Axe Blade France, Neolithic, 5500-2000 B.C. Stone (Silex), L. 17.8 cm
A Hand Axe France. Middle Palaeolithic, Mousterian in Acheulean tradition, ca. 120.000-40.000 B.P. Stone, H. 17.5 cm
A Hand Axe France, Lower to Middle Palaeolithic, ca. 800.000-100.000 B.P. Stone (Silex), H. 12.5 cm.
A Core ("Livre de Beurre") France, Late Neolithic, ca. 3000-2400 B.C. Stone (Silex), H. 27.5 cm
A Stone Axe France, Oise. Neolithic, ca. 5500-2200 B.C. Stone, H. 14.6 cm
An Axe Blade Northern or Eastern Europe, Neolithic, ca. 5500-2200 B.C. Silex, L. 28.8 cm
A Hand Axe France, Lower Palaeolithic, ca. 800.000-100.000 B.P. Stone (Silex), H. 15.5 cm
A Stone Hammer-shaped Axe L. 12.3 cm. W. 6.3 cm. Stone. Silesia (Poland), Late Neolithic, ca. 4400-3400 B.C.
An Axe Blade L. 16.4 cm. Stone. Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (Northern Germany), Nordic Neolithic, ca. 4000-2000 B.C.
An Axe Blade L. 16.0 cm. Stone. Rügen (Northern Germany), Nordic Neolithic, ca. 4000-2000 B.C.
A Raw Form of an Axe Blade L. 25 cm. Stone (silex). France (Oise), Neolithic, ca. 5500-2200 B.C.
A Mace-Head Cream colored stone with reddish veining. H. 6.3 cm Jemdet Nasr period, Sumerian. 3100-2900 B.C.
A Stone Tool France, Oise. Neolithic, ca. 5500-2200 B.C. Stone, H. 14.5 cm
A Pincer Brooch L. 7 cm. Bronze. Roman, 2nd-3rd cent. A.D.
An Axe Blade L. 15.9 cm. Stone (Silex). Breslau (Poland), Neolithic, 5500-2200 B.C.
A Dagger Blade France, Late Neolithic, ca. 3000-2200 B.C. Stone (Silex), L. 20.4 cm
An Adze Blade Denmark. Nordic Neolithic, ca. 4000-2000 B.C. Stone (Silex). L. 14.5 cm
A Large Axe Blade France, SOM Culture (Seine-Oise-Marne), Late Neolithic. ca. 2900-1700 B.C.
A Hand Axe France, Lower to Middle Palaeolithic, ca. 800,000-100,000 B.P. Stone (silex), H. 17.5 cm
An Arrowhead L. 6.4 cm. W. 4.3 cm. D. max. 0.9 cm. Stone (silex). Europe, Neolithic, 5500-2200 B.C.
A Worked Tool H. 13.8 cm. Stone (possibly brown nephrite). France, Bar-Sur-Aube, Neolithic, 5500-2200 B.C.
A Stone Axe W. 11cm. H. 2-5 cm (shortest and longest edges). Basalt. Northern and Central Europe, Neolithic, ca. 5500-1800 B.C.
A Small Hammer-shaped Axe L. 11.7 cm. W. 3.8 cm. D. 3.6 cm. Stone. Silesia (Poland), Neolithic, 5500-2200 B.C.
A Stone Axe H. 13.5 cm. Stone. France, Cote D'Or, Bourgogne, Neolithic, ca. 5500-2200 B.C.
A Stone Axe L. 22.2 cm. Yellow-brown stone (Silex) with beige and brown patches. Denmark, Neolithic, ca. 4000 B.C.
An Arm of a Bronze Lamp with Comic Mask L. 21 cm. W. 10.8 cm. H. max. 13.7 cm. Bronze. Roman, 1st-2nd cent. A.D.
