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most commonly grouped into Bamum
which she carried on her back as if it were her own
reflects not only the technical skill of the artisans but also the cultural and social narratives of the time
Last modified October 07
Danish Mesolithic Period Flint Scraper figure most commonly grouped into BamumErteblle Culture, c. 54003950 BC, Denmark A stunning example of a flint end scraper from the Erteblle culture, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship of the late Mesolithic period. This traditional scraper features modified edges and finely worked sharp rims, still maintaining its precision after thousands of years. Scrapers like this were used for a variety of tasks, including preparing animal hides, processing food, and shaping other tools. Its
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