Prehistoric Flint Core – Neolithic Period Culture Neolithic Period c. 7000 – 3000 BC Material Flint (chert) Dimensions Length: 11.5 cm Description Prehistoric flint core used for the production of stone tools through the removal of blades or flakes. The piece shows multiple negative scars from successive knapping episodes, indicating repeated use as a core rather than a finished implement. The irregular morphology and preserved striking surfaces are consistent with Neolithic lithic production techniques. Condition Good archaeological condition. Surface wear and patina consistent with age. Minor ancient chips. No modern restoration. Provenance Private European collection, acquired before the 1970s.