Neolithic English Flint Axe Head Suffolk

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Please find for sale a very collectable English part polished flint axe head. The blade still retains a nice cutting edge and the overall colour displays a blueish/grey colour with hints of cream.
a few smallish dings are evident but these have patinated over so they are not recent plough damage. From an old English collection, this axe was no doubt an eyes only find and came from the county of Suffolk in the UK.
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Category Ancient Artifacts Date 3600BC - 2200BC  Pre 16th Century Antiques Origin English Item code as1094a075 Status Sold

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