Hammer stone with two weak cupmarks

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Quartzite hammer stone, 6.7 cm long, 6.0 cm wide and 3.9 cm thick, weighs 249 g. The stone has bruises at each end and on the two surfaces, you can see weak, cupmarks depressions that are smooth at the bottom. The stone is believed to have been used for chopping flint. It was founded by reconnaissance in the Sarup area of Funen, Denmark. Dates to Neolithic. For 3D presentation: 240 images with Fuji XF 10-camera. Uploaded by Photomodeler Premium by Eos Systems.

Slagsten med to svage skaalgruber Kvartsit slagsten, 6,7 cm lang, 6,0 cm bred, 3,9 cm tyk og med en vægt på 249 g. Stenen har slagar i begge ender og på dens to flader kan man se svage, skaalformede fordybninger, der er glatte i bunden. Stenen formodes at have benyttet som slagsten ved tilhugning af flint. Fundet ved rekognoscering i Sarupområdet på Fyn, Danmark. Dateres til neolitisk tid.