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Provenance: Ex-museum collection from Denmark

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Danish Mesolithic Period Antler Axe flintknife and colored tesserae typically measuringErteblle Culture, c. 54003950 BC, Denmark A magnificent and exceedingly rare antler axe fragment, discovered in the peat bogs of Denmark and dating to the Mesolithic Erteblle culture, c. 54003950 BC. Crafted from red deer antler, this longer fragment features a drilled shaft hole, and its obliquely cut edge may once have held an inset flint core axe, making it a composite tool of both organic and lithic elements. The Erteblle culture thrived around