Prehistoric Bone Tool Artifact - Archaeological Discovery #1850601 (License: Personal Use)

This artifact is a meticulously crafted bone implement, likely used as a pestle, awl, or ritual object, dating to the Upper Paleolithic era (~40,000-10,000 BCE). Its smooth, polished head suggests repeated use or intentional shaping, while the shaft shows natural bone striations and minor wear consistent with handling. The inclusion of a metric scale bar confirms its length at approximately 25 cm.

Used on museum exhibition pages, academic archaeology sites, or educational resources about prehistoric technology; targets users researching ancient tools, human evolution, or material culture.