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'''Neolithic Polished Stone Axe''' common Prehistoric artifact.
'''Neolithic Polished Stone Axe''' - common Prehistoric artifact.


Finely ground and polished stone axe heads that defined the Neolithic revolution, used for forest clearance, woodworking, and as prestige trade goods. Made from jade, flint, or greenstone, these axes were laboriously shaped by grinding against wet sandstone for days until they achieved a smooth, almost glassy finish.
Finely ground and polished stone axe heads that defined the Neolithic revolution, used for forest clearance, woodworking, and as prestige trade goods. Made from jade, flint, or greenstone, these axes were laboriously shaped by grinding against wet sandstone for days until they achieved a smooth, almost glassy finish.

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Neolithic Polished Stone Axe
Neolithic Polished Stone Axe
Rarity Common
Era Prehistoric
Native to Jericho (Palestine)
Toughness 50.0
Sale value 30
Materials stone, wood

Neolithic Polished Stone Axe - common Prehistoric artifact.

Finely ground and polished stone axe heads that defined the Neolithic revolution, used for forest clearance, woodworking, and as prestige trade goods. Made from jade, flint, or greenstone, these axes were laboriously shaped by grinding against wet sandstone for days until they achieved a smooth, almost glassy finish.

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