Stone Age Flint Knapper Kneeling Miniature Figure

A stylised Stone Age flint knapper kneeling on one knee, holding a stone against the raised knee to work it into a tool. Sharp stone flakes are scattered over the round, textured base around the figure, who wears a fur garment and fur leg wraps. Flint knapping, shaping stone by striking off flakes, is the oldest known human technology. Stone tools from East Africa go back more than 2.6 million years, and knappers later learned to make finely shaped hand axes, blades and arrowheads like those in…

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