Description
This RARE Sickle/Saw Microlithic Tool is a stunning Neolithic artefact found in Cornwall, UK. Dating back to the Neolithic period, this microlith is a 100% genuine specimen, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. The artefact represents the microlithic technology that early humans used for a variety of tasks, including hunting and woodworking, during the Neolithic period.
Species and Artefact Type
- Type: Sickle/Saw Microlithic Tool
- Material: Stone (likely flint or chert)
- Period: Neolithic
- Find Location: Cornwall, United Kingdom
- Condition: Excellent preserved condition, carefully chosen for its unique shape and clarity
Morphology Features
The microlithic tool features a serrated edge, shaped into a sickle/saw-like form, perfect for cutting or sawing tasks. The edges are carefully worked to create a sharp cutting surface, and the tool’s small size indicates it was likely used for fine, detailed work. The pointed end suggests it may have been hafted onto a wooden handle for use in various tasks such as butchering, crafting, or woodwork.
Notable Features
This Neolithic microlith is particularly notable for its unique sickle/saw shape and fine craftsmanship. Microliths like this were typically used as part of a larger composite tool, where they were often hafted onto wooden handles to form advanced tools. The tool’s preservation and its sharp, finely worked edges demonstrate the sophistication of Neolithic technology in Cornwall during that period.
Size and Presentation
- Scale Cube: 1cm
- Full sizing is provided in the photos, so you can see the exact size of the microlithic tool.
- Actual Artefact: The artefact pictured is the exact piece you will receive.
Key Selling Points
- 100% Genuine Artefact
- Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
- A rare sickle/saw microlithic tool from the Neolithic period
- Expertly crafted with sharp cutting edges, ideal for prehistoric tasks
- Perfect for collectors and those interested in Neolithic technology and microlithic tools
This RARE Sickle/Saw Microlithic Tool from Cornwall, UK, is a rare and valuable specimen from the Neolithic period. Its fine craftsmanship and sharp, serrated edges highlight the advanced tool-making techniques used by prehistoric humans. This artefact is a must-have for any collector interested in Neolithic tools or the microlithic technology of early human societies.
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