Stone Axe

This Chinese Neolithic-inspired stone axe head, meticulously carved from yellow nephrite stone, is

This Chinese Neolithic-inspired stone axe head, meticulously carved from an orange/brown stone, is

Asian Hard Stone Axe Shape with Metal Stand. 8" wide 3.5" depth. 13.5" height

an axe of this quality, a hammer stone would first have been used to knap a nodule into a rough shape

A superb and very fine Pre-Columbian, Valdivia Chorrera Ceremonial stone Axe head. Valdivian

Early hand carved stone axe with face, long nose with pierced nostrils, framed by loose oval form

, marked in white ink: 'LYDIA', 9.5cm ; another smaller black stone axe head of similar form, with similar

beautiful, geometric stone axe, with knife-like edges, that could cut, tear, scrape and even signify status

Title: 19th-Century Lithograph of Early Stone Tools from 'Der Rittersaal' Series Description

A beautifully preserved stone axe, crafted by our early ancestors from a flint nodule. Almost ionic

bifacial tool is associated with Homo heidelbergensis, whose innovation of such stone axes marked a

set includes a stone axe head, a fragment of plaster fresco, age-old pot lids and various pieces of

associated with Homo heidelbergensis, whose innovation of such stone axes marked a significant advance in

innovation of such stone axes marked a significant advance in human development. From the Palaeolithic site

) celt effigy pendant in the form of a bird mask with axe tip, influenced by the shape of a stone axe or

, geometric stone axe, with edges of glass-like sharpness, that could provide a crucial survival tool in the

nodule of flint with a hammerstone, the early hominin could produce a beautiful stone axe, with edges of

hammerstone - a technique known as knapping - the early hominin produced a beautiful stone axe, with knife

pendant in the form of a bird, influenced by the shape of a stone axe or celt. Deep green with specks

An exceptional, large and beautifully preserved Neanderthal stone tool, crafted by our early

A well-preserved and published axe head, with cream-grey patina, and a particularly fine reminder

This superb Acheulean hand axe stands as a testament to the technological ingenuity of early

This finely worked, bifacial hand axe is a sleek and elegant example of the earliest known stone

A beautifully preserved and patinated Palaeolithic flint hand axe, with a vibrant, banded-orange

A well-preserved and particularly fine example of the sophisticated Neolithic axes produced in the

This is a gorgeous hand-carved marble object. The marble is polished and has an amazing tactile feeling. This piece is celebrates our connection to everyday objects and reminds us ...

Two Black Basalt carved and polished Neolithic axe heads mounted on steel bases. These wonderful

"axe god" comes from the form of the pendant, which replicates the shape of the traditional stone

of the pendant, which replicates the shape of the traditional stone chopping tool (or axe). While

A finely worked Neanderthal stone tool, or hand axe, expertly fashioned from a flint core with a

A contemporary masterpiece from the Axé no pescoço collection, this necklace is a tribute to the

shape of archaic stone stool axes with eight flanking hemisphere-on square-links and a pair dangling