Mousterian Unifacial Point (523a8-1)
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Unifacial point on flake found in Chambes, France, dating back to the Middle Paleolithic period, specifically the Mousterian era between 160,000 and 40,000 years ago. The tool is crafted from high-quality flint material, measuring 56.2 millimeters in length, 44.0 millimeters in width, and 16.2 millimeters in thickness. This specimen, cataloged as number 523a8 (specimen 1), is part of a significant collection of artifacts acquired by James Bell Bullitt during his 1929 tour of western Europe. The collection was later donated to the University of North Carolina, where it resides in the North Carolina Archaeological Collection at the Research Laboratories of Archaeology.
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