File:Great Handaxe from Furze Platt-Berkshire.jpg
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Español: Bifaz de Furze Platt, Berkshire (Inglaterra), con 40 cm de largo, es considerado uno de los mayores de Europa, se dice que demasiado voluminoso para ser útil, y por tanto se le atribuye una utilidad simbólica.
300.000 años de antigüedad. English: Biface from Furze Platt, Berkshire (England), 40 cm long, in considered one of the largest in Europe, is said to be too bulky to be useful, and therefore it is attributed a symbolic utility.
300 KYA |
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| Author | José-Manuel Benito Alvarez |
Picture taken at the Natural History Museum of London on the occasion of the exhibition: Britain: One Million Years of the Human Story.
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