Sahara / Stoneware Tool - 40 mm - Spheroides of the Sahara

Spheroids: enigmatic prehistoric objects. In the Sahara, objects resembling white stone spheres are generally spheroids or bolas, prehistoric stone-cut artifacts produced by hominins over a period from about 2 million years ago up to the Neolithic. Often fashioned from light-colored rocks such as limestone or quartzite, their precise function (projectile, throwing tool, or debitage waste) remains debated by specialists. Main characteristics of these prehistoric spheres Typology: According to the degree of sphericity, archaeologists classify them into three categories: polyhedra (angular), spheroids (faceted), and bolas (perfect sphere). Text. = Musee d N Paris .... 45 MM. Provenance The supplier guarantees that this lot was obtained legally. The lot comes from a Belgian collection. Nice patina, Express Mail /. Invoice The object will be sent by express courier, with insurance Important information: The supplier guarantees that he is authorized to ship this lot. He will ensure that all required permits are organized for the shipment of this lot. If this takes more than a few days and if any specific fees apply, he will inform the buyer as soon as possible.

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