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Paleolithic Bone Awl
Paleolithic Bone Awl
Artifact ID 06_13_PaleolithicBoneAwl
Rarity Common
Era Prehistoric
Native to Israel (DLC site)
Toughness 65.0
Sale value 28
Materials bone

Paleolithic Bone Awl — common Prehistoric artifact.

A pointed Bone Tool made from a mammal long-Bone splinter, used for piercing hides, making holes in leather, or weaving baskets. Bone awls are among the simplest and most widespread Paleolithic implements.

Read more about Bone Tool on Wikipedia