While digging into sediment thought to have been part of a tributary of the River Medway from the Middle Pleistocene age, a treasure trove of stone artefacts ... largest hand-axe found in Britain ...

A stone ax of the type used more than ... “From the Paleolithic Age to the Renaissance and and beyond, hand axes have been — and continue to be — part of human history.” ...

Kangas et al. concluded from their analysis that the rock's shape and red-to-brown color are remarkably consistent with actual Stone Age hand axes found in the region where Fouquet lived.

The hand ax, seen here beside a 20-pence coin ... The small axes on display in the Worthing Museum’s Stone Age exhibition resembled something in his own bedroom: a shiny, carved rock he ...

as well as stone and flint axes, scrapers and arrow heads. These early axe heads would have been attached to straight pieces of wood, and sealed with pine resin and beeswax to make some of the ...

What they have discovered convinces them that Gargas’s hand stencils reflect a Stone Age sign language ... from proto-writing with its roots in clay counting tokens that first appeared around ...

It is a more efficient tool for felling trees than the hand ax I made and at the time of uploading this video has cut down 4 trees which I will use later. Because this stone axe is blunter than a ...

Dr Ömer Aksoy, Project Director, said: "This hand axe is one of the most important finds from our ongoing survey of the Qurh Plain. This amazing stone tool is more than a half a meter long ...