Paleolithic Stone Tools - Ancient Handcrafted Implements from the Old Stone Age #3092307 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white illustration depicts three distinct types of Paleolithic lithic tools: a finely retouched leaf-shaped point (left), a bifacially flaked teardrop-shaped handaxe (center), and a unifacial side-scraper (right). Each tool demonstrates characteristic knapping techniques such as percussion flaking and pressure retouch, used by early humans for hunting, butchering, and hide processing. The detailed linework highlights edge morphology, dorsal ridges, and bulb of percussion features essential for archaeological identification.

Used on archaeology, anthropology, or museum education web pages to illustrate core concepts of prehistoric tool typology; supports user intent to learn about early human technology, stone tool classification, or Old Stone Age material culture.