Acheulean Hand Axe 15,5cm - Homo erectus Tool from Sahara Desert Atlassaurus

Acheulean Hand Axe 15,5cm - Homo erectus Tool from Sahara Desert AtlassaurusLower Paleolithic (~800,000 years old) Sahara desert This authentic Acheulean stone axe dates back approximately 800,000 years to the Lower Paleolithic and is attributed to early human populations, commonly associated with Homo erectus, it represents one of the earliest known forms of human tool making. The hand axe displays the characteristic bifacial shaping and worked edges typical of Acheulean technology, reflecting both functional design and

or refined natural history decor

around 70 million years ago

captured together in their original stone matrix

• Dimensions: 17 x 9cm• Associated species: Homo erectus• Origin: Sahara desert• Material: Quartzite (typical for Acheulean tools from this region)• Surface: Well-developed desert patina

Their natural arrangement within the resin creates a vivid snapshot of ancient forest life

2 meters in length

and lifelike postures frozen in time

golden resin

brittle star• Origin: Katoua Formation

offering insight into the feeding behavior and adaptability of this resilient species

Condition:100% genuine fossil — unrestored and professionally cleaned

• Associated species: Homo erectus• Origin: Sahara desert• Material: Quartzite (typical for Acheulean tools from this region)