Neolithic Capsian Culture Stone Axe newguinea for providing water for irrigation

for providing water for irrigation and domestic purposes in the arid environment

Vessels were built by coiling and fired in open hearths

The Chancay people wrapped their deceased in multiple layers of cloth

adding balance to the overall composition

Neolithic Capsian Culture Stone Axe newguinea for providing water for irrigationCapsian Culture, c. 80003000 BC, Northwest Sahara, North Africa Magnificent African Neolithic Capsian flint celt axe, expertly knapped and displaying striking natural colours of deep red and creamy white throughout the stone. The blade and faces show areas of fine early polishing, a significant technological advancement of Neolithic toolmaking. Polishing allowed for a smoother, sharper cutting edge, making the tool far more effective for woodworking,