Silex, Haches et Instruments Divers by Thomas Frédéric Moreau

Chromolithograph of ten numbered prehistoric stone axes and flint tools on a pale green background, labeled Collection Carand

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A chromolithographic plate arranged on a pale green ground shows ten numbered prehistoric stone axes and tools, including chipped flint blades and a smooth green polished axe. The plate is labeled Collection Caranda, Plate IV, and identifies the objects as haches et instruments divers from the Caranda burial sites in Aisne. The print is attributed to Thomas Frédéric Moreau and dated 1877.

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