4 3/4" Acheulean Hand Axe

Nice handheld Early-Man tool from Africa. Estate find.

11 3/4" Acheulean Hand Axe. N. Sahara. Large quartz laden piece. Tens of thousands of years old. Ex-Evan Maurer

6 3/4" Acheulean Chopper / Hand Axe Very well made Origin Unknown Ex: John Grenawalt Collection.

Found in Siwalik Hills, India. Seaton-Karr Expedition. Estimated 400,000 years old. Ex: John Greenawalt Collection.

Group of 4 Acheulean Hand Axes Found in Europe. Longest is 5 inches. Ex: John Grenawalt Collection.

Chert example from Africa. Estate find. Early-Man.

4 15/16" Acheulean Chopper/Hand Axe Ex: John Grenawalt origin unknown.

4 13/16" Acheulean Chopper/Hand Axe Ex: John Grenawalt origin unknown.

5 Stone Tools, 3 Pestles, Mano made of Lava, Stone Hand Axe – largest 7 ¾” x 4” x 7 ¼”

This large Paleolithic hand axe made from multicolored jasper is Acheulean from Mauritania, Atlanthropus Mauritanicus and est 700k - 120k years old. Axe is approx 8" L x 4" W. Comes with stand.

This large Paleolithic hand axe made from multicolored jasper is Acheulean from Mauritania, Atlanthropus Mauritanicus and est 700k - 120k years old. Axe is approx 7" L x 4" W x 3" D. Comes with stand.

An excellent Acheulean Hand Axe, Early Paleolithic period, Sahara. This choice pear shape tool is 5-3/4 in long and is polished to a lustrous shine on both sides by millennia of wind-blown sand and in

This large Paleolithic hand axe (with pointed tip) made from multicolored jasper is Acheulean from Mauritania, Atlanthropus Mauritanicus and est 700k - 120k years old. Axe is approx 6.75" L x 4" W x 2

This large Paleolithic hand axe made from amber colored flint multicolored is from Mauritania, Atlanthropus Mauritanicus and est 700k - 120k years old. Axe is approx 6.75" L x 4.25" W.

2 Acheulean Hand Axes (5" and 6 1/4"). N. Sahara. Ten of thousands of years old. Colorful materials. Very good condition. Ex-Evan Maurer

Acheulean Paleolithic hand axe (130K - 800K years old). Large pear shaped hand axe in brown flint with whitish inclusion showing on one side. It has no modern damage. Measures approx 7.25" L x 4.25" W

3 Acheulean Stone Hand Axes from N. Sahara (Africa). 7 1/8"-8 1/4". Ex-Evan Mauer.

Group of 10 Paleolithic Hand Axes. 3"-4 3/4". France. All above average examples. Very old. Ex-Charles Lukas. There were only 8 pictures in the listing photo. On 4/15 we added a picture of the other 2

Modern 3/4 Groove Axe with Glued together on one side. Maker unknown. Someone may have started hand pecking this axe like the Indians made them and broke off a section on one side and glued it back on

A choice Acheulean hand axe from the Sahara, Early Paleolithic period. This gorgeous pear shape axe is 5-1/2 in long and is polished to a lustrous shine on one side by millennia of wind-blown sand and

This large Paleolithic hand axe (with pointed tip) made from multicolored jasper is Acheulean from Mauritania, Atlanthropus Mauritanicus and est 700k - 120k years old. Axe is approx 6" L x 3.75" W x 1

4 3/4" Axe. Lee County, Iowa. Fine little 3/4 Groove Axe. Excellent shaping. Gray and green Granite. G10. Ex-Floyd Ritter, Tommy Beutell, Ben Thompson

7" Acheulean Hand Axe with metal display stand. N. Sahara. Ten of thousands of years old. Colorful conglomerate flint. Ex-Evan Maurer

Palaeolithic, 400,000-200,000 years BP. A group comprising: three bifacial knapped hand axes in fine-grained stone, each of typical form; possibly from the Sahara region of North Africa. 2 kg total, 1