4 Large Neolithic Flint Tools (6-9 cm) – Old French Collection with Original Find-Spot Labels Technical Description: An exclusive selection of four lithic implements dating to the Neolithic period, expertly crafted from high-quality flint with diverse patinas and mineralizations. These specimens are distinguished by their size, integrity, and the clear evidence of pressure and percussion flaking techniques. Specimen 1 (9 cm): Large flint scraper/knife in light grey flint, featuring an original handwritten label: "Passy en Valois - Main Travail". Specimen 2: Massive flint tool with a cream-colored patina, labeled "Bruyères sur Fère". Specimen 3: Robust scraper in grey flint with original "Epieds" find-spot label. Specimen 4: Bi-colored flint tool with a dark core and natural peripheral cortex, displaying excellent aesthetic appeal. Context and Provenance: These artifacts originate from an old and prestigious French private collection 1970 . The presence of original, period-correct handwritten labels confirms their specific provenance from the Aisne Valley and Valois regions. Such documentation significantly enhances the historical and collectible value of the set. Condition: Excellent archaeological condition. No modern restorations. All pieces retain their original Neolithic flake scars and authentic patina. Dimensions: Length between 6 cm and 9 cm.