An Egyptian Pre-Dynastic Flint Knife, Naqada II, ca. ca. 3500 - 3200 BCE olivia-neal with old collection number #774

with old collection number #774 inscribed on back

Background: It is known that as far back as 500 BC the Jama-Coaque people were using canoes made of balsa wood to navigate the waters of the Pacific Ocean

acquired from the art trade in 2011

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An Egyptian Pre-Dynastic Flint Knife, Naqada II, ca. ca. 3500 - 3200 BCE olivia-neal with old collection number #774A bifacially knapped knife with a fishtail handle, percussion flaked from a brown piece of flint. Percussion flaking was used to detach small flakes of flint from the upper surface by striking the flint with a hammerstone or other implement. Dimensions: Length: 4 1 4 inches (10. 8 cm) Condition: Intact and in excellent condition. Provenance: Private collection of Leighton Wilkie (1900 1993), founder of the international DoAll Group of companies that