Gravettian Side Scraper (Les Bossats, France)

A genuine Gravettian side scraper. The ink label on the scraper reading "Baussot" refers to Les Bossats, a major archaeological site south of Paris, now strictly closed to collecting and protected as an active archaeological site. This tool dates back approximately 25,000 years to the Gravettian period. Crafted from flint, this tool was used by early hunters who lived alongside Mammoths and Woolly Rhinos.

Comes with an acrylic display stand and label, as pictured.

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Size: 4.75 inch | Age: Upper Palaeolithic (c. 25,000 Years Old) | Found: Les Bossats ("Baussot"), Ormesson, France