Labret barrette in beige stone. Neolithic period (Ref: SAHARA prehistoric artifa…

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Labret barrette in beige stone. Neolithic period (Ref: SAHARA prehistoric artifacts by Klenkler). Lg:7,5 cm

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Labret barrette in beige stone. Neolithic period (Ref: SAHAR

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Carved stone pestle. Sahara, Neolithic period. L.: 34cm. Provenance: Jacques-André Cronier collection, Château de Mézières-lez-Cléry.

Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

[Archaeology]. Prehistory. Saharan Neolithic. Two rare hardstone ovoid pendants, prehistoric ornaments. L. max. 6.5 cm. Ref. Eckard Klenkler. "Sahara. Material culture of early communities. Prehistoric artifacts". pp.376-377

Estim. 90 - 150 EUR

Prehistory. French Neolithic. Lot of five "Callaïs" bead-talismans. Variscite, a mineral similar to turquoise. L 28 to 40mm. Unperforated. Blue-green sacred stone of the Megalithic civilization, symbol of rebirth. Neolithic style of the great Morbihanese tumuli and dolmenic chambers.

Estim. 150 - 250 EUR

Prehistory. Saharan Neolithic. Three rare white quartz ornaments. 5,000 to 10,000 years old. Height 1.8 to 3 cm. Diameter: 3.5 to 4 cm. These enigmatic precious objects, in the shape of cylindrical pegs, are interpreted as labrets. Former Belgian collection. Ref. Eckard Klenkler. "Sahara. Material culture of early communities. Prehistoric artifacts". pp. 367-369.

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