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Battle-axe

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Iron (cast/wrought)

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Quite large axes - knifesmade from the local flint of Spiennes and the surrounding area. Typical of the Neolithic culture.
This pieces was specifically used to cut off long blades that could be used as a knife. 
In good condition and no restorations.
Dimensions 12 cm the most

5000  BC - Unknown

Neolithic 4 flints. 12 cm L. Knife - 5000  BC Axe  (No reserve price)

A Large Taino Serpentine Ceremonial Axe (Hacha), Dominican Republic, 10th to 15th Century A.D.

Magnificent and rare ceremonial axe carved from a single piece of dark serpentine stone, measuring an impressive 47 cm in length. The piece features a finely sculpted anthropomorphic

10th to 15th Century AD - Dominican Republic

Taino Culture 10th to 15th Century AD 47 cm Greenstone Axe

Quite large axe - knifesmade from the local flint of Spiennes and the surrounding area. 
Typical of the Neolithic culture.
This pieces was specifically used to cut off long blades that could be used as a knife. 
In good condition and no restorations.
Dimensions 12 cm.
BIG SIZE.

Neolithic Big Flint. 12 cm L. Knife - 5000  BC Axe  (No reserve price)

A beautiful exclusive engraving on an iron axe, featuring symbols of Nordic culture.

Iron (cast/wrought) Axe - 15 cm  (No reserve price)

Quite large axes - knifes made from the local flint of Spiennes and the surrounding area. Typical of the Middle Neolithic Michelsberg culture.
This pieces was specifically used to cut off long blades that could be used as a knife. The Spiennes site near Mons is world famous for

Neolithic 5 flints. 10 cm L. Michelsberg culture, Knife - 5000  BC Axe  (No reserve price)

TRANSLUCENT FLINTS.
Quite large axes - knifesmade from the local flint of Spiennes and the surrounding area. Typical of the Neolithic culture.
This pieces was specifically used to cut off long blades that could be used as a knife. 
In good condition and no restorations.

Neolithic 3 Translucent flints. 15 cm L. Knife - 5000  BC Axe  (No reserve price)

A Taino Limestone Ceremonial Axe (Hacha), Dominican Republic, 10th to 15th Century A.D.

Impressive carved limestone ceremonial hacha featuring a powerful anthropomorphic figure in profile. The piece displays a large stylized head with incised facial features, open mouth,

10th to 15th Century AD - Unknown

Taino Culture 10th to 15th Century AD 22.5 cm Serpentine Axe

Quite large axes - knifesmade from the local flint of Spiennes and the surrounding area. Typical of the Neolithic culture.
This pieces was specifically used to cut off long blades that could be used as a knife. 
In good condition and no restorations.
Dimensions 13 cm the most

Neolithic 6 flints. 13 cm L. Knife - 5000  BC Axe  (No reserve price)

Neolithic polished axe made from dolerite. It is about 4500-6000 years old. These axes were shaped by bouchardage and later polished at the edge. They were mounted in wooden handles and were primary tools in forestry work. In perfect condition, beautiful signs of use on the edge.

4500-6000 jaar oud - Africa

Very large Neolithic polished axe doleriet Axe  (No reserve price)

Gothic battle axe.
War axes were, together with hammers, the most important and effective weapons for fighting from horseback. Today it is thought that the sword was the only weapon and the main weapon in the Middle Ages, whereas the war axe had much more power and was less

13Jh - Europe

Medieval Iron (cast/wrought) Battle-axe - 16 cm  (No reserve price)

A Taino Diorite Ceremonial Axe (Hacha), Dominican Republic, 10th to 15th Century A.D.

Well-carved diorite stone ceremonial hacha depicting a stylized bird with a strong beak, circular incised eyes, and a cross-shaped body featuring a prominent spiral motif at the center. The

Taino Culture 10th to 15th Century AD 16 cm Diorite Axe

Quite large axes - knifesmade from the local flint of Spiennes and the surrounding area. Typical of the Neolithic culture.
This pieces was specifically used to cut off long blades that could be used as a knife. 
In good condition and no restorations.
Dimensions 11,5 cm the most

Neolithic 6 flints. 11,5 cm L. Knife - 5000  BC Axe  (No reserve price)

A Taino Limestone Ceremonial Axe (Hacha), Dominican Republic, 10th to 15th Century A.D.

Fine carved limestone ceremonial hacha featuring a stylized anthropomorphic figure. The piece shows a prominent head with incised facial features and headdress elements, integrated into a

Taino Culture 10th to 15th Century AD 21.5 cm Limestone Axe

A Viking Iron Axe Head, 9th to 11th Century A.D.

Well-preserved forged iron axe head of typical Viking form, featuring a broad, slightly curved blade with a pronounced beard and a sturdy socket for hafting. The surface shows a dark, stable patina with areas of lighter mineral

9th to 11th Century AD - Unknown

Viking Era 9th to 11th Century AD Iron (cast/wrought) Axe

Neolithic exceptionally beautiful polished flint axe in very good condition.
Dating: 4000-2000 BC.
12.0 cm x 5.2 x 3.5 cm.
Purchased early 1990 from a dealer in Copenhagen (Denmark)

From my fifteenth year until my seventieth year I have built up a large collection of Bronze Age

4000-2000 BC - Denmark

Neolithic exceptionally beautiful polished flints Axe - 12 cm  (No reserve price)

Seldom small Gothic battle-axe hammer.
War axes were, together with hammers, the most important and effective weapons for fighting from horseback. Today it is thought that the sword was the only weapon and the main weapon in the Middle Ages, whereas the war axe had much more

Medieval Iron (cast/wrought) Battle-axe - 18 cm  (No reserve price)

A Taino Serpentine Ceremonial Axe (Hacha) with Anthropomorphic Figure, Dominican Republic, 10th to 15th Century A.D.

Powerful carved serpentine stone ceremonial hacha featuring a prominent anthropomorphic figure in profile. The piece displays a large stylized head with incised

Taino Culture 10th to 15th Century AD 23.4 cm Serpentine Axe

An exclusive iron axe, hand-forged in Central Europe during the 18th–19th century.

A Large Taino Jadeite Ceremonial Axe (Hacha), 10th to 15th Century A.D. Dominican Republic. 

Exceptional and rare ceremonial axe carved from a single piece of jadeite, measuring an impressive 37.5 cm in length. This magnificent piece features a finely sculpted anthropomorphic

Taino Culture 10th to 15th Century AD 37.5 cm Jadeite Axe

Large heavy battle hammer / battle axe from the Neolithic.
Usage marks. Please look carefully at the photos!!!!

Dimensions: 14.0 cm x 6.8 cm x 6.8 cm.
Timeframe: 4000-2000 BC.
End of the 1970s acquired from the inheritance of a good friend of my father.

From my fifteenth year

4000-2000 BC - Germany

Neolithic Large heavy basalt Strijdhamer/ Battle-axe - 14 cm  (No reserve price)

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tres bon . good  piece.  quick shipment    , imballaggio ok . 

Bonjour toutes mignonnes ces petites pierres

Thank you , it is a wonderful item to have  it is as described . It arrived on time and well packed . 

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