🪨A Late Upper Palaeolithic-Early Mesolithic c.10,000 BC crested blade stone tool 77x21mm and 14mm thick. Thought to be a scraper/planer tool.
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🪨My first attempt at experimental archaeology. I recreated a Neolithic flint backed blade, the experiment went surprisingly well and resulted in a viable tool prehistoricwirral.com/e1-neolithic... #Archaeology #Lithics #Neolithic #Ancienttechnology #Ancientcraft #PrehistoricWirral #Prehistory

🏹A tiny petit tranchet arrowhead, possibly used as a composite projectile point, part of a larger hunting tool. Dating to the late Mesolithic-Early Neolithic C.6,000-3,000 BC made from cream coloured banded chert.
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🪨A Neolithic c.4,000-2,500 BC brown and white flint pebble bifacially worked flint chopper. Retouch to the distal cutting edge and thumb grip on the lower dorsal side.
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