Stone objects/Flint tools

Evidence shows that between 5300 BC and 3400 BC, a culture named Swifterbant made it's marks in the Doel and Kieldrecht area, however much older finds have been made and much younger. All these where found near Antwerptown.

Corestone

Close-up from the 1-up flint.

Handaxes? With both items you can see a darker colouring where in my eyes the objects can be handled.

Riverfind Schelde

Microliths

Riverfind Schelde

Axe?

A new site in Antwerp, Linkeroever yielded lots of flintstones most don't appear to be tools or crafted stones, but a selection shown below most have the ripplemarks that occur when a flintstone is worked. Potteryshards, animalbones, flintstones were found mixed in the ex-situ sediments, together with marine fossil remains dating to the neogene and recent rubble. (2015 finds)

Rumstfind

Pottery shards

Shard

This flint has a flatened surface on the other side which might suggest it was used as a grinder for animalhides or seeds.

Drill?