Neanderthal Tools - Levallois Point (Illustration)

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by Didier Descouens
published on 20 October 2016

Neanderthal Tools - Levallois Point — A Levallois point flint tool from the Mousterian lithic industry, made by Neanderthals. It was discovered in Beuzeville, France and is on display at the museum of Toulouse, France.

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Descouens, D. (2016, October 20). Neanderthal Tools - Levallois Point. World History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/image/5962/neanderthal-tools---levallois-point/

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