Prehistoric Stone Tool Appraisal
Category: Archaeological Artifact
Description
A hand-held stone tool used for cutting or scraping, likely made from flint or a similar material. Its shape indicates it was shaped intentionally for use in prehistoric times.
Appraisal Report
This stone tool appears to be a flake or blade, common in prehistoric contexts. The value range is based on the tool's material, condition, age, and potential cultural significance. If it can be confirmed as belonging to a specific archaeological period or culture, its value may increase.
Appraisal Value
$100 - $300