Contemporary prehistoric lithic tools. A series of works made of knapped flint and 3D printed polymer, spotlighting and speculating on the intriguing theories and knowledge surrounding what is probably the most popular tool ever – the Hominin hand-axe.
2014
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*Supported by: Stratasys, ARAN Research and Development, prof. Leore Grosman and the Computational Archaeology lab at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem’s Institute of Archaeology.
Photography: Moti Fishbain.
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