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2 blades tools, dating Kongemose / Ertebolle culture around 6500 b.c.
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from an Archeological Association, where the members bore these embhers.


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around 6500 b.c.  - Denmark

Prehistoric, Mesolithic/Epipaleolithic Flint Blades tools, dating Kongemose / Ertebolle culture. Made into a Brooch/ Pin  6 cm - (2)

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Prehistoric, Mesolithic/Epipaleolithic Flint Blades tools, dating Kongemose / Ertebolle culture. Made into a Brooch/ Pin 6 cm - (2)

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