Neolithic Green Jasper Axe | Ténéré, Niger | c. 4500–6000 Years Old dried_cicadas and behaviourally fascinating addition to

and behaviourally fascinating addition to any serious natural history collection or comparative anatomy study

Pyrops gunjii

Species: Torynorrhina flammea

Quantity: Five (5) male specimens

Neolithic Green Jasper Axe | Ténéré, Niger | c. 4500–6000 Years Old dried_cicadas and behaviourally fascinating addition toA substantial Neolithic axe head knapped from vivid green jasper, sourced from the Tnr region of northern Niger. Dating to approximately 45006000 years ago, this piece represents the skilled lithic craftsmanship of Saharan Neolithic cultures at a time when the region supported thriving human populations. Green jasper prized for its exceptional hardness and fine grain was a preferred material for functional tools, particularly woodworking implements.