Axe Heads and Blade Artifacts Pair of 3

Prehistoric

(A) 1" H x 3.75" L x 1.75" W (B) 1.875" H x 4.625" L x 3" W (C) .875" H x 3.625" L x 1.875" W

Hand Crafted from Three Different Stones and the Largest One with a Deep Groove 

In Very Good Condition and Worn with Use

Axe heads and blade artifacts represent some of the oldest and most versatile technologies created by humans, evolving over millions of years from basic hand-held stones into highly specialized combat weapons, agricultural implements, and ceremonial objects. Throughout history, these tools transitioned through three distinct technological eras: the Stone Age, where flint, chert, and basalt were meticulously flaked and ground; the Bronze and Copper Ages, which introduced metal casting; and the Iron and Steel Ages, which birthed highly specialized tactical tools and regional patterns.