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Typical Chopping tool made from fine quartzite with a beautiful desert patina. Made by an early form of Homo Erectus.
Coming from southern Morocco, Tata province, region of Foum El Hassane.
Very very fine patina and signs of wear.
In perfect condition, no restorations.

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App. 1.000.000 BP - Morocco

Paleolithic Quartzite Early Paleolithic chopping tool - (84×75×- mm)

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