Palaeolithic Flint English Hand Axe Southampton

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Scarce English flint axe, found in 1921 while building works were being carried out in Winchester Road Southampton.
Particularly rare type with a twist towards it's cutting edge,only often found in the twisted ovate which is normally slimmer in appearance. Obviously made for a specific job but the debate goes on as to it's true purpose. Recently out of a private here in the UK.
Size 11.5cm long x 7.5cm at it's widest.

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Category Ancient Artifacts Date Early stone age  1920s Antiques Origin English Item code as1094a155 Status Sold

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