Genuine Neolithic Flint Spires | Set of 6 | Western Sahara | c.4000–8000 BCE dried_cicadas whether in a cabinet of

whether in a cabinet of curiosities

Their swaying movement mimics leaves blowing in the breeze - camouflage in motion that completes the illusion

Mounting & Preparation

Museum-Quality Flying Dragon Specimen

Species: Javanimetrus cyaneus

Genuine Neolithic Flint Spires | Set of 6 | Western Sahara | c.4000–8000 BCE dried_cicadas whether in a cabinet ofSix Rare Neolithic Flint Spires in Fine Condition This exceptional set of six genuine flint spires dates to the Neolithic period, c. 40008000 BCE, and originates from the coastal region of Western Sahara an area of significant prehistoric human settlement. Knapped from local flint by skilled Neolithic craftspeople, spires of this type are among the rarer forms of lithic tool production, and finding examples in good, unrestored condition is