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Museum of Stone Tools

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    • Handaxes
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    • Retouched Flakes
    • Knives and Daggers
    • Spear and Dart Points
    • Arrowheads
    • Blades and Blade Cores
    • Microliths
    • Axes, Adzes, and Clubs
    • Grinding Stones
    • Symbolic Stones
    • Flintknapping Tools
    • Eoliths
    • Other Stone Objects
    • Modern Flintknapping
    • Contemporary Art
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    • Ages
      • Late Pliocene
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      • Late Pleistocene
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      • Middle Holocene
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      • Island Southeast Asia
      • Oceania
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      • Africa
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    • Tool Types
      • Handaxes
      • Cores and Flakes
      • Retouched Flakes
      • Knives and Daggers
      • Spear and Dart Points
      • Arrowheads
      • Blades and Blade Cores
      • Microliths
      • Axes, Adzes, and Clubs
      • Grinding Stones
      • Symbolic Stones
      • Flintknapping Tools
      • Eoliths
      • Other Stone Objects
      • Modern Flintknapping
      • Contemporary Art
    • Techniques
      • Direct Percussion Flaking
      • Grinding
      • Indirect Percussion Flaking
      • Pecking
      • Pressure Flaking
    • Analysis
      • Bending initiation
      • Conchoidal initiation
      • Heat fracture
      • Impact fracture
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      • Termination
      • Wedging initiation
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      • Hafted Tools
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      • Hydrothermal
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    • Workshops
      • Workshop 1- Cores and Flakes
      • Workshop 2 – Flake Initiations and Propagation
      • Workshop 3 – Flake Terminations
      • Workshop 4 – Platforms and Other Attributes
      • Workshop 5 – Flake Scars and Flaking Techniques

Tool Types

Axes, Adzes, and Clubs

Axes, Adzes, and Clubs

105 Artefacts
Cores and Flakes

Cores and Flakes

91 Artefacts
Spear and Dart Points

Spear and Dart Points

57 Artefacts
Knives and Daggers

Knives and Daggers

43 Artefacts
Retouched Flakes

Retouched Flakes

38 Artefacts
Blades and Blade Cores

Blades and Blade Cores

36 Artefacts
Handaxes

Handaxes

32 Artefacts
Modern Flintknapping

Modern Flintknapping

25 Artefacts
Other Stone Objects

Other Stone Objects

22 Artefacts
Grinding Stones

Grinding Stones

22 Artefacts
Symbolic Stones

Symbolic Stones

19 Artefacts
Arrowheads

Arrowheads

16 Artefacts
Flintknapping Tools

Flintknapping Tools

13 Artefacts
Eoliths

Eoliths

9 Artefacts
Microliths

Microliths

5 Artefacts
Contemporary Art

Contemporary Art

2 Artefacts

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Hafted Stone Adze

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new to the museum

Livre de Beurre Core

Stone Axe Blank

Adena Stemmed Point

Amos Corner-Notched Point

Bell Point

recent reports

Using stone axes and adzes: Insights from New Guinea

Hafted stone axes and adzes in New Guinea

Samoan stone adze-making workshop

Rekindling a Samoan stone adze

Archaeological Heritage in Danger from War:  The Lower Palaeolithic of Ukraine

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