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Peter Reynaers

Artefacts = stone tools from Denmark's first Mesolithic culture = Maglemose.
Site: Mullerup in Zealand.
These people lived partly in wetlands/peat conditions.
These artefacts are very CHARACTERISTIC = so-called guide artefacts due to their dark, black patina, created by the centuries-old location in the peat.
Extremely rare therefore.
Photo 1 and 2 = total overview
Photo 3-4-5-6 = the two blade cores
Photo 7-8-9 = the block plane
Photo 10-11-12 = the distinctive core axe for this culture !!!
Photo 13-14 = the knock-stone

The artefacts come from a Danish private collection and acquired by me in 1995 by exchange.
I guarantee that the documents have been acquired in accordance with all national and international laws relating to the possession of cultural goods. Declaration of origin seen by Catawiki.

The seller will ensure that the necessary permits, such as an export permit, are arranged. I will inform the buyer of its status if it will take more than a few days.

Total weight: over 2 kg.

7500 jaar v  Chr - Denmark

Prehistoric, Mesolithic/Epipaleolithic Flint mesolithic artifacts - 170×150×100 mm - (5)

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