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Capsian War Axe on Custom Stand #Wa1-a16
$295.00
This very rare war axe is classified as Capsian. It was found in 2015 in an exposed Sahara Desert site. These axes are very rare on the market and typically sell for many times the price you see here. This amazing axe comes on its own custom stand. This is the perfect treasure form collectors of any level.
Once these are gone there will be no more, as export laws have changed and they will no longer be exported for sale so act fast.
Once these are gone there will be no more, as export laws have changed and they will no longer be exported for sale so act fast.
Large Spinosaurus Tooth #LSP-8-a17
$150.00
This is an incredible tooth from the largest meat eating dinosaur that ever lived. This Spinosaurus tooth is just like those seen on the October issue of National Geographic and comes from the Kem Kem deposits in Morocco. Our teeth are unprepared and not filled with filler and painted like many others for sale. These teeth are just as they were pulled from the ground in the Sahara Desert. This beautiful tooth comes from the Sahara Desert in Morocco. This tooth has a great root section. This tooth measures 2.89 inches
Elasmosaur Vertebrae with Stand #Elv1
$199.00
This is an incredible Elasmosaur Vertebrae from the real-life Loc Nes Monster. These amazing long necked marine reptiles ruled the seas and were fearsome predators. They survived in the Cretaceous seas for millions of years. This bone is an incredible piece to add to your own collection.
Acheulean Handaxe #Ha-6-a16
$299.00
This Massive handaxe was made and used by a line of early humans called species Homo erectus (ergaster) between 900,000 and 1.2 million years ago. It was surface-collected in Northern Africa from an exposed Acheulean site in the Sahara Desert. This beautiful Lower Paleolithic tool demonstrates the advanced thinking and design possessed by primitive humans. Prior to these ancient Saharan Acheulean handaxes, only very crude flake tools existed in the human fossil record.
As with most Lower Paleolithic tools from North Africa, the countless millennia of wind exposure has formed a fantastic desert varnish or gloss and patina across the surface. The workmanship on this axe is remarkable and illustrates the incredible technical know-how used by these ancient tool makers. The preservation is remarkable as well. This hand axe has NO REPAIR AND NO RESTORATION.
As with most Lower Paleolithic tools from North Africa, the countless millennia of wind exposure has formed a fantastic desert varnish or gloss and patina across the surface. The workmanship on this axe is remarkable and illustrates the incredible technical know-how used by these ancient tool makers. The preservation is remarkable as well. This hand axe has NO REPAIR AND NO RESTORATION.
