Old Ancient Stone Flaked Hand SCRAPER - PALEO Tool / Artifact GEORGA

Description: Old Ancient Stone Flaked Hand SCRAPER - PALEO Tool / Artifact GEORGIA I removed this PALEO Hand SCRAPER in a box of a life long artifact collector. This item along with several other items date back to early man , the simplest tools used to break bones chop meat and dig for foods. This SCRAPER could have been used to cut meat scrape hides see photos I had the STONE SCRAPER looked at by well known South Eastern authentication document-er CARLOS TATUM who said yes they are thousands of years old and the real deal. The stone is similar to ones found in Northern Florida and southern Georgia. The man who collected these items lived in Florida. I spoke to Mr. Tatum August 10th 2024 at the Artifact and bottle show in Westley Chapel Fla Last weekend I have multiple scrapers / knives and points thus giving others a chance to own such an item at a FANTASTIC price . Check out what others are asking for similar early mans stone tools. I have two other items that were in the Box I purchased , now listed . I kept a few of the others for my personal collection. I have been a member of The Tampa Bay Fossil club for over twenty five years . I set up a display every year of some of my Artifacts I have collected in my life time. My photo is on the clubs brochure ( on display racks local hotels ) Things to do in Tampa Bay . These stone tools are the real thing NOT REPRODUCTIONS The HAND SCRAPER is 4 1/2 inches long 3 inches wide 1 1/2 inches thick . It is seven point five ounces in weight and is Flaked by early man on three sides of the tool , see photos From the color of the CHERT it must have been under water for thousands of years It fits comfortably in my right hand for use. early man would place chert in fires and then flake off material to produce sharp edges . Stone tools are the oldest traces of human activity. The Paleolithic Period is defined as the time from the first use of stone tools around two million years ago, to the end of the Pleistocene Period, around 12,000 years ago. The Neolithic Period follows this and leads up to the eventual human discovery of metal. The last two photos are not part of the auction photos are for verification and reference only. I DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES Shipping and handling Small flat rate box your part $ 9.99 I will pay the rest

Price: 59.99 USD

Location: Tampa, Florida

End Time: 2024-09-27T02:06:34.000Z

Shipping Cost: 9.99 USD