Amigdala/Bifacciale - Stone Tool/Hand Axe

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A prehistoric stone tool stands as the longest-used tool in human history, boasting two faces and an enduring presence throughout time. This ancient artifact, often referred to as a hand axe, has been unearthed at various habitation sites across the globe. Its distinctive shape, typically oval or triangular, has undergone deliberate shaping to create a sharp or pointed edge on one end. The bifacial nature of this tool has made it an invaluable asset for early humans, enabling them to accomplish a wide range of tasks with precision and efficiency.