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Hamburg and Archaeology: Stone Axes

Foto: AMHNeolithic)

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Hamburg Archaeological Museum

Hamburg Archaeological Museum
Hamburg, Germany

These two axes from Eimsbüttel exemplify the two essentially new stone working techniques of the Neolithic period: Perforating and grinding.

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  • Title: Hamburg and Archaeology: Stone Axes
  • Creator: Foto: AMH
  • Date: Neolithic)
  • Location: Hamburg-Eimsbüttel
  • Provenance: Archäologisches Museum Hamburg Stadtmuseum Harburg|Helms-Museum
  • Type: Stone Axes
  • Medium: Flintstone, Stone, Feuerstein, Gestein

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