Danish Mesolithic Period Flint Core Chisel romanpottery museum/piction/6027262-155843176/)

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Although the Dani lived in isolation until first contact with Westerners at the end of the 1930s

An absolutely magnificent carved wooden drinking vessel

Figures in this style exhibit elongated heads with prominent

Danish Mesolithic Period Flint Core Chisel romanpottery museum/piction/6027262-155843176/)Erteblle Culture, c. 54003950 BC, Denmark A striking example of late Mesolithic craftsmanship, this flint core chisel hails from the heart of Erteblle territory in northern Denmark. Carefully shaped with a slender body and narrow, pointed edge, this elegant tool was designed for precise carving of wood or bonean indispensable implement in the day to day life of a Mesolithic artisan. Core chisels such as this are closely related to core axes, sharing