Acheulean Hand Axe 14,5cm - Homo erectus Tool from Sahara Desert Prognathodon currii

Acheulean Hand Axe 14,5cm - Homo erectus Tool from Sahara Desert Prognathodon curriiAcheulean 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

A striking remnant of one of Africa’s most formidable prehistoric predators — from the ancient river systems of the Cretaceous

Morocco• Full length: 3 meters• Mounting services available upon request

8 kg• Condition: Completely natural

it belonged to a semi-aquatic predator perfectly adapted for hunting fish and other prey in the river systems of ancient North Africa

Poland• Length: 23 cm• Weight: 1

Discover the silent beauty of prehistoric seas with this authentic Ophiurid starfish fossil — a rare and beautifully preserved marine relic from more than 460 million years ago

and natural posture

000 years to the Lower Paleolithic and is attributed to early human populations

Condition:Original fossil — professionally prepared and ready for display

approximately 94 million years ago

revealing the distinctive structure of this ancient arthropod

the vertebra displays clear theropod characteristics