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Stone Age after the Stone Age: Findings from the “Ochsenhart” site in Bavaria
This is a rough out of an early Bronze Age dagger from the Bavarian workshop site “Ochsenhardt”. Here the so called “Plattensilex” was used in large quantities for the production of daggers. Anyhow it remains unclear if this work was … Continue reading
Chalcolithic near Perpétairi à Mollans
North in the Department of Vaucluse, near the famous Mont Ventoux, the valley of the Ouvèze is rich in prehistoric sites. It is near the confluence of the Ouvèze and Toulourenc, where during the first days of WW I the … Continue reading
Grand Pressigny Flint
A MTA triangular Biface, a Neolithic flint-axe and a”livre-de-beurre”core for the production of large blades. In addition: Two arrow-points and fragments of neolithic daggers from Azay-le-Ferron, 26 km west of Le Grand Pressigny (Indre-et-Loire). All artefacts were collected during the 1930 … Continue reading
The late Neolithic in Eastern Europe
Large sickles and Dagger-like thin artifacts, often made of delicate black flint and made with an advanced pressure flaking technique, are the characteristic for the late Neolithic/early Bonze Age in the East European Plain. This specimens come from the Crimea (near … Continue reading
Late Neolithic Flint Dagger
Type Ib Dagger after Lomborg (Provenience: ex Aage Broens collection of Danish Neolithics). Lomborg’s thesis from 1973 was a seminal work in the study of the Late Neolithic in North Europe and still provides an excellent overview about this era. … Continue reading
Posted in Plaeolithics and Neolithics
Tagged Bronze Age, Dagger, neolithic, Prestige Object
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