- July 9, 2026ThisNeolithic scraper artefact is a remarkable and fully authenticBritish Stone Age flint tool, discovered nearLowestoft, Suffolk, an area rich in…
- July 9, 2026This exceptionalcurved Neolithic scraper is an authenticBritish Stone Age lithic tool originating fromNorfolk, England, expertly crafted from flint by early…
- July 9, 2026ThisNeolithic scraper artefact is a remarkable and fully authenticBritish Stone Age flint tool, discovered nearLowestoft, Suffolk, an area rich in…
- July 9, 2026This artefact is crafted fromflint, a form of microcrystalline quartz (SiO₂), chosen for its sharp edges, durability, and predictable fracture…
- July 9, 2026V4549 Authentic Neolithic Terracotta Large Vase / Pot / Container Amphora. Warnock also had a sizable Neolithic collection from China.…
- July 9, 2026This extraordinaryNeolithic scraper artefact is a genuineBritish Stone Age flint tool, unearthed inScarborough, North Yorkshire, one of Britain’s most archaeologically…
- July 9, 2026Material: Flint (or local chert). Type: Neolithic Multi-Tool. Cultural Period: Neolithic (circa 4000–2500 BCE). An uncommon and versatile artefact of…
- July 9, 2026This remarkable Neolithic Microlith Artefact is a genuine British Stone Age tool originating from the archaeologically rich county of Norfolk.…
- July 9, 2026This remarkable Neolithic Microlith Artefact is a genuine British Stone Age tool originating from the archaeologically rich county of Norfolk.…
- July 9, 2026Norfolk, with itschalk-rich terrain and abundant flint deposits, was a key region for prehistoric tool production. Evidence of flint-working sites…
- July 9, 2026Type: Neolithic Burin. This genuine prehistoric artefact dates to theNeolithic period (circa 4000–2500 BCE) and would have been used primarily…
- July 9, 2026The image shows the actual piece you will receive. It is supplied with aCertificate of Authenticity, confirming it as an…
