Prehistory Silex Tool - 40 mm (No reserve price)

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Prehistoric Mali flint artifact from the Sahara, dating to around 10000 BC, with dimensions 40 × 38 × 20 mm, sourced from Belgium from a private collection and acquired in 1980, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.

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Description from the seller

Beautiful and intact flint.
Neolithic of the SAHARA - Mali - Prehistory ......

8000. BCE ..

tres bon état de conservation, simileur a silex publier dans divers livre du Sahara,

etat. . exceptional. ..../

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Provenance
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collection 1980. Belgian.

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Seller's Story

Seasoned dealer, 40 years of experience, several galleries in Paris and Brussels. Specialist in fossils, meteorites, archaeology — cabinet of curiosities. The objects are sold with a warranty—authentic. And you have 15 days to return the object if necessary!! Thank you
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Beautiful and intact flint.
Neolithic of the SAHARA - Mali - Prehistory ......

8000. BCE ..

tres bon état de conservation, simileur a silex publier dans divers livre du Sahara,

etat. . exceptional. ..../

Courier. Express. DHL DPD UPS. etc +. INSURANCE !

Provenance
the seller guarantees that this lot has been obtained legally
Documents concerning it seen by Catawiki.

collection 1980. Belgian.

The seller guarantees that he/she has the right to ship this lot.
The seller will ensure that all necessary permits will be arranged.
The seller will inform the buyer about this if it takes more than a few days.
For shipment of goods between EU member states, no export license is required. The seller guarantees that this lot was acquired by legal means and that he/she possesses the necessary permits. The seller will inform the buyer of the above details in the event that obtaining the necessary permits and shipping the lot would take more than a few days.

+ invoices by ARQUEOGALERIE
The item will be sent by express mail, with insurance

Seller's Story

Seasoned dealer, 40 years of experience, several galleries in Paris and Brussels. Specialist in fossils, meteorites, archaeology — cabinet of curiosities. The objects are sold with a warranty—authentic. And you have 15 days to return the object if necessary!! Thank you
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Details

Era
Before 1400
Culture
Prehistory
Century/timeframe
10000 AV JC
Country of Origin
Africa
Acquired from
Private collection
Year acquired
1980
Ethnic group/culture
Mali
Material
Silex
Country acquired from
Belgium
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Previous owner acquired from
Private collection
Height
40 mm
Sold with stand
No
Previous owner - year acquired
1970
Width
38 mm
Previous owner - country acquired from
Belgium
Depth
20 mm
I verify that I have obtained this object legally and that I am allowed to sell it
Yes
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