Objects from Franchthi Cave

Mesolithic artifacts from Franchthi Cave, including flint and bone tools, and pendants. Circa 7500 - 7000 BCE.

1: Bone tool
2-9: Flint tools
10-12 Tuna vertebrae
13-16 Stone pendants
17: Perforated Dentalium shells
18: Manufacturing stages of Cyclope neritea beads

Exhibited at the Nafplion Archaeological Museum. Nafplion, Peloponnese, Greece.

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