Author: moikikorim

This is a Neolithic artifact. The upper surface of the tool has the evidence of chipping. It has well grounded surface on both sides with curvilinear shoulder and a sharp cutting edge. The Neolithic artifact is made by grinding and polishing technique. Butt end is circular and cross section is oval in shape.

This is a triangular Neolithic artifact having grounded surface on both sides and a sharp cutting edge. The Neolithic Celt is made by grinding and polishing technique. Butt-end is U-shaped and the cross section is oval in shape.

This is a Neolithic artifact of rectangular shape. It has grounded surface on both sides with curvilinear shoulder and a sharp-straight cutting edge. The Neolithic Celt is made by grinding and polishing technique. The butt-end is U-shaped and the cross section is oval in shape.

This is a Neolithic artifact which has grounded surface on both sides with curvilinear shoulder and a straight cutting edge. The Neolithic Celt is made by grinding and polishing technique. Butt-end is circular or rounded in shape. The cross section is oval in nature.

This is a Neolithic artifact of which the upper surface shows two or more chipping or breakages. It has grounded surface on both sides with curvilinear shoulder and a sharp cutting edge. The Neolithic Celt is made by grinding and polishing technique. The butt-end is circular or rounded and the cross section is oval in shape.

This is a Neolithic artifact having grounded surface on both sides with double shoulder and a sharp cutting edge. The Neolithic Celt is made by grinding and polishing technique. The butt-end is straight and the cross section is oval in shape.

This is a triangular Neolithic artifact having grounded surface on both sides with a sharp cutting edge. The Neolithic Celt is made by grinding and polishing technique. The butt-end is pointed and the cross section is oval in shape.

This is a Neolithic harvester having grounded surface on both sides with a circular cutting edge. It is made by grinding and polishing technique. The butt-end is straight in shape. There are two small perforations near the butt-end which were possibly used for tying with wooden or bamboo handles.