Genuine Neolithic Quartzite Polishing Stone | 3 Grooves | Algeria | c.4000–6000 BCE taxidermy_art Presentation: Professionally pinned

Presentation: Professionally pinned

Condition: Spread

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Genuine Neolithic Quartzite Polishing Stone | 3 Grooves | Algeria | c.4000–6000 BCE taxidermy_art Presentation: Professionally pinnedA Craftsman's Tool from the Early Neolithic This remarkable quartzite polishing stone dates to the early Neolithic period, c. 40006000 BCE, and originates from the southern part of Algeria a region rich in prehistoric human activity. Fashioned from a dense, fine grained quartzite ideally suited to abrasive work, the stone was deliberately bush hammered and shaped into a smooth oval form, indicating considered, purposeful manufacture rather than