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This scraper / knife was made from local silex. Made from a core and further retouched on the back to be able to work with it. Typologically difficult to place, but dating from the late Palaeolithic.

Perfectly preserved. No restorations.

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Originating from a Belgian collection.

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Late Paleolithic  - Plazac, Dordogne, France

Late Paleolithic scraper/knife from France - 101 mm

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