ACH238 - LOWER PALEOLITHIC UNIFACIAL ACHEULIAN HAND AXE MADE BY HOMO ERGASTER (ERECTUS)

Product Description

ID

Acheulian Tool

FOUND

Exposed Site - Sahara Desert, 
NW Africa

AGE

ACHEULIAN: 1.2 million - 500,000 years

SIZE

5.6" long

CONDITION

INTACT AND COMPLETE - NO REPAIR
OR RESTORATION.  100% GENUINE 
WITH CHOICE PATINA AND ORIGINAL
SEDIMENT.

NOTE

UNIFACIAL EXAMPLE WITH SUPERB
"DESERT VARNISH" BICOLOR
PATINA.  UNDAMAGED TIP AND
SUPREME WORKMANSHIP.

Actual Item - One Only

Comes with a certificate of 
authenticity / information sheet

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This Saharan Acheulean hand axe was made and used by Homo ergaster (African Homo erectus).  It was surface-collected from an exposed Acheulian site in the Northwest Sahara Desert of Africa.  This Lower Paleolithic tool represents the first intelligent design type known to science that was made by primitive humans.  Prior to these Saharan Acheulean tools, only crude pebble tools existed in the human fossil record.

This UNIFACIAL HAND AXE is designed to be held in the right hand.  It is a superb reference specimen of the finest possible example featuring all the premium features for this period and technology.  Natural desert wind erosion and "desert varnish" wind polishing, along with bi-color patina - traits of authentic Acheulian artifacts indicative of long-term exposure on one side as it lay undisturbed and exposed for millennia.  In "as found" ORIGINAL condition with NO REPAIR AND NO RESTORATION.  An absolutely highest possible grade of this type and recommended as AUTHENTIC large specimens of this quality are hard to find today.