Neolithic Flint Tool – Large Scraper / Cutting Implement Culture Neolithic Dating circa 7000–4000 BC Description Large prehistoric flint tool made from high-quality knapped flint, showing a well-defined active working edge and a massive, stable body. The piece presents clear intentional flaking and a functional morphology consistent with heavy-duty scraping and cutting activities, likely related to hide processing, woodworking, or general domestic use. The size and thickness indicate a tool designed for prolonged handling and repeated use rather than a light projectile or casual flake. Surface patina and edge wear are fully consistent with ancient use and long burial. This is a complete tool, not a fragment or waste flake. Condition Good condition for its age. Minor edge wear and surface irregularities consistent with ancient use and burial. No modern restorations or alterations. Dimensions Length: approx. 12 cm Provenance Private European collection, formed before the 1970s.