Danish Mesolithic Period Flint Core Chisel romanpottery and each finished piece reflects

and each finished piece reflects both the maker’s artistry and the deep cultural continuity of the Dani highlands

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Danish Mesolithic Period Flint Core Chisel romanpottery and each finished piece reflectsErteblle 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