Fossil Hominid Tool Levallois Blade Replica (Bone Clones®)

Levallois blade replica representing advanced Mousterian stone tool technology used by archaic humans.

This Bone Clones® fossil hominid tool model illustrates a classic Mousterian Levallois blade from Verberie in the Oise department of France. Distinct from earlier Acheulean tools, the Levallois technique reflects a more sophisticated approach to stone tool production, involving prepared cores and controlled flaking. Featuring a bifacial ovate point formed on a Levallois blade, this replica supports learning about technological innovation, planning ability, and cognitive development in early human populations, making it ideal for archaeology and human evolution education.

Key Features

• Bone Clones® replica of a Mousterian Levallois blade
• Demonstrates advanced stone tool production using the Levallois technique
• Distinct from Acheulean technology with refined bifacial shaping
• Illustrates early human planning, skill, and technological progression
• Ideal for archaeology, anthropology, and human evolution teaching

Specifications

• Tool type: Levallois blade with bifacial ovate point
• Cultural period: Mousterian
• Origin represented: Verberie, Oise, France
• Dimensions: Approx. 6.35 × 4.45 cm (L × W)