Prehistoric Stone Tool – Axe head Dating Neolithic period, circa 7,000 – 3,500 BC Description Heavy prehistoric stone tool made of natural flint/chert, shaped by intentional bifacial knapping. The piece shows clear traces of direct percussion, with broad removals and a functional cutting edge along one side, while the opposite edge remains passive. This type of tool is commonly interpreted as an axe head Condition Complete and intact. Natural surface patina and minor edge wear consistent with age and use. No restorations. Dimensions Length: 12.5 cm Provenance Former French private collection, assembled before 1970.