Acheulean Hand Axe 19cm - Homo erectus Tool from Sahara Desert multi-species fossil

Acheulean Hand Axe 19cm - Homo erectus Tool from Sahara Desert multi-species fossilAcheulean Stone Axe for Sale Early Human Tool Lower Paleolithic (~800,000 years old) Sahara desert This authentic Acheulean stone axe dates back approximately 800,000 years to the Lower Paleolithic and is attributed to early human populations, commonly associated with Homo erectus, it represents one of the earliest known forms of human tool making. The hand axe displays the characteristic bifacial shaping and worked edges typical of Acheulean

• Dimensions: 3 x 2cm• Geological age: Early Cretaceous (~112–100 Mya)• Origin: North Africa• Preservation: Natural fossil material

Powerful and beautifully preserved

during the height of the last Ice Age

470 Million Years Old - West Erfoud

bone texture

This authentic Rangifer tarandus skull originates from the Late Pleistocene

capturing the beauty of nature frozen in time

The outline of the skull

This beautifully preserved Scotoharpes perradiatus is one of the most distinctive harpetid trilobites known from the Devonian seas

displaying powerful structure and raw anatomical presence

elegant curvature

adapted for efficient movement through marine environments