Neanderthal Classic Riker Box Stone Tool Fragment
This specimen is a fragment of an actual Neanderthal Stone tool. The Neanderthal Hand Axe Fragment ships in our classic, glass-top riker box display case. The case measures 4x3x1 and includes a small information card, which also serves as the certificate of authenticity.
Our Neanderthal Stone Tool Specimens from the collection of a retired French postman. He spent decades traversing rural France, collecting and cataloging Mousterian stone tools. The tools have been validated by experts in the field, with estimated ages between 140,000 and 70,000 years old.
Please Note: Color, size, and shape of the fragments varies on this specimen. See full sizing details below.
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Neanderthal Classic Riker Box Stone Tool Fragment
This specimen is a fragment of an actual Neanderthal Stone tool. The Neanderthal Hand Axe Fragment ships in our classic, glass-top riker box display case. The case measures 4x3x1 and includes a small information card, which also serves as the certificate of authenticity.
Our Neanderthal Stone Tool Specimens from the collection of a retired French postman. He spent decades traversing rural France, collecting and cataloging Mousterian stone tools. The tools have been validated by experts in the field, with estimated ages between 140,000 and 70,000 years old.
Please Note: Color, size, and shape of the fragments varies on this specimen. See full sizing details below.
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This specimen is a fragment of an actual Neanderthal Stone tool. The Neanderthal Hand Axe Fragment ships in our classic, glass-top riker box display case. The case measures 4x3x1 and includes a small information card, which also serves as the certificate of authenticity.
Our Neanderthal Stone Tool Specimens from the collection of a retired French postman. He spent decades traversing rural France, collecting and cataloging Mousterian stone tools. The tools have been validated by experts in the field, with estimated ages between 140,000 and 70,000 years old.
Please Note: Color, size, and shape of the fragments varies on this specimen. See full sizing details below.
